#AncestorChallenge2018
Sometimes it’s tough figuring out which topic I’ll post about.. and sometimes, although I don’t think I’m a writer per say.. I sometimes get writer’s block. Well that’s what happened this week … Continue Reading →
Don't Bark Up The Wrong Tree
Sometimes it’s tough figuring out which topic I’ll post about.. and sometimes, although I don’t think I’m a writer per say.. I sometimes get writer’s block. Well that’s what happened this week … Continue Reading →
MyHeritage has made some additions to the DNA side of their business that has the genealogy community talking. A couple of weeks ago I told you about how they’d improved their matching … Continue Reading →
I’m sure most of you reading along are genealogists or genetic genealogists, scrapbookers or maybe you’re someone who hasn’t quite decided if they want to get involved in this addiction; … Continue Reading →
Several years back when MyHeritage introduced their #DNA kits they also enabled you to upload your raw data from other sites. Well, as you can imagine I was all over that … Continue Reading →
I’m counting the days until RootsTech and it’s coming fast.. only 48 days (as of today) until it begins. If you’re on the fence about going then let me tell … Continue Reading →
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 →
It’s the last DNA Angel Project Draw for 2017 so the DNA Hound thought our prize package would be a group of tools to use while working with your DNA. … Continue Reading →
This past weekend I had the pleasure of going to San Diego to attend the i4GG Conference (Institute for Genetic Genealogy). My husband and I arrived at noon on Friday … Continue Reading →
It’s been a crazy couple of weeks. Twice my blog site was down with issues and although I consider myself a bit of a techy person this was beyond my … 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 →