Downsizing and Thrifting: A Personal Journey
This is just a small part of my collection. Nothing really valuable, but I just love them. It seems that the hot topic for people of my generation is about … Continue Reading →
The Hidden Tool on Ancestry You Should Be Using: Recognize Ancestors
I just launched a new video on my YouTube channel called…. you’re right… The Hidden Tool on Ancestry You Should Be Using: Recognize Ancestors. Continue Reading →
Genealogy Sunday – Telling A Lost Family Story
One of the lost family stories I found was on a trip to the Provincial Archives of Alberta. I looked at some research guides and discovered the “Returning Soldiers” file. … Continue Reading →
Sunday Is My Genealogy Day – Ancestry Profile Project
Recently, I’ve decided to commit one day a week to my genealogy. Over the years, my passion has evolved into client work, blog posts, YouTube videos, and presentations. Don’t get … Continue Reading →
Do You Have A Favorite Family Recipe?
I’m working in my FOREVER account today, participating in the Match A Day in May challenge I wrote about on Monday. You can read that post and still join if … Continue Reading →
Take a Moment To Breathe
Yesterday, I spent a lot of time in the car because I had to take Cali to the vet, which is 109 km away. I tried to get a closer … Continue Reading →
Countdown To May and Organizing Your Photos
In just a few days, it will be May, and I have a new tracker that you’re going to love. You can track the amount of time you spend working … Continue Reading →
Celebrating DNA Day: How a Simple Test Helped Me Untangle My Family Tree
April 25th is DNA Day—a day that marks the discovery of DNA’s double helix in 1953 by James Watson and Francis Crick, and for many, it’s a day to marvel … Continue Reading →
Happy Anniversary To Me
Today marks the 10th Anniversary of this blog, Hound on the Hunt. When I looked at the numbers (because if you want to change your numbers, you need to know … Continue Reading →
Chatting With Your Chatbot
I started using artificial intelligence, specifically ChatGPT, in the spring of 2023. I joined a Facebook group called Genealogy and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to learn more about what I’d been … Continue Reading →