Don't Bark Up The Wrong Tree
I know the typical resolutions might be to lose that Christmas weight or to get back in the gym and although those things are important I’d rather make another genealogy … Continue Reading →
Recently I was made aware of a campaign that a teacher in Edmonton (where I live) was doing. She wanted to collect postcards from all over the world so … Continue Reading →
Tomorrow is American Thanksgiving and is a time to reflect and give thanks for what we have. Even though I’m Canadian and I had my turkey last month I’m always … Continue Reading →
“You can’t build a reputation on what you are going to do.” ~ Henry Ford. When Henry Ford said this, he was talking about business, but this goes for just … Continue Reading →
I don’t know how many times I’ve personally sent an email to a DNA cousin and have not received a reply. But I know it’s a lot and as you … Continue Reading →
If you haven’t had a chance to watch LeVar Burton’s keynote speech from this year’s Roots Tech, then you might just want to check it out here. Levar Burton speaks … Continue Reading →
If you know me then you know I’m not much on bragging, but today I’m going to make an exception. I’ve had two recent accomplishments that I’m quite proud of … Continue Reading →
Social media has become a huge part of our lives. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, LinkedIn and that’s just a few of the ones that I use. At times it … Continue Reading →
Last weekend I went to my Uncle Ken’s 80th birthday party; Uncle Ken is my mom’s younger brother. My husband and I decided that it was such a warm day … Continue Reading →
You may have read Ann Swayne’s blog post regarding the upcoming changes to roles of users of the AncestryDNA site. To read the blog click HERE. There’s no need to … Continue Reading →