That’s Not Fair
When your into DNA like I am; you test everyone you can talk into it in the family. So I’ve tested myself, my dad and mom, my two sons, various … Continue Reading →
Category: Thoughts
A Tongue In Cheek Open Letter To My DNA Cousin (Raw Data)
Dear DNA Cousin; First of all I want to tell you how happy I was when we connected. Over the years our families have drifted apart, but I understand, we all … Continue Reading →
Family History Treasures
I call them family treasures but some people might call me a hoarder. Not that I have a lot of old things but I find that some people don’t seem to … Continue Reading →
PICNIC, It’s Not What You Think
Sometime when you working on a program whether it’s a genealogy program or any other program it can be frustrating. The bigger frustration is when you realize it’s a … Continue Reading →
A Grain of Truth
You know the stories; your great great grandmother was from a royal family and when she arrived she didn’t know how to cook or clean because she always had servants. … Continue Reading →
And Suddenly; You’ve Got Mail
Sometimes you can go for a very, very, very, long time before you make a new connection. But suddenly you look at your email or your ancestry account and there … Continue Reading →
I Wish I Had a Time Machine
I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve thought that. Not that I’m a big sci-fi nut and I can’t lie I’ve never read the novel by H. G. … Continue Reading →
Out of Power and a Blog to Write
It’s never a good idea to leave a post until the last-minute. Why? Well because you just might have someone hit a power pole in the area and not have … Continue Reading →
Family Photos – Get Out Your Creative Thinking Cap
When you have an interest in family history I think an off shoot of that is that you try to find and preserve family photos. I know for me, family … Continue Reading →
The Ancestors
When your on the back of a Harley you may just have too much time to think. The Ancestors The ancestors call me, they whisper in my ear Tell my … Continue Reading →