Create A Genealogy Habit to Get Things Done
I’m excited to share a series of decluttering blogs with you. For those who are eager for even more insights, I invite you to explore the latest addition to my … Continue Reading →
Don't Bark Up The Wrong Tree
I’m excited to share a series of decluttering blogs with you. For those who are eager for even more insights, I invite you to explore the latest addition to my … Continue Reading →
This is the first page of my family history book. It’s a work in progress, and I’m adding pages as I have time or if I have a particular story … Continue Reading →
Christmas 1968, my two brothers and two cousins. Enhanced with MyHeritage One of my Christmas memories is of my brother Ted sitting for a couple of hours and looking at … Continue Reading →
I can attest that I often have many genealogy-related projects on the go. There are people in the house that might say I have too many. lol One of the … Continue Reading →
Recently, my cousin Ron (2nd cousin 2x removed) and I were talking about his upcoming move, and he was telling me the new place would have room for his 4 … Continue Reading →
I posted before about how I’m saving my genealogy FOREVER. There is a part one and two, and three will be coming soon. But for now, I will postpone three … Continue Reading →
(This is a continuation of my series on decluttering. If you missed last week’s post, you can read it here.) Decluttering your home, office, and vehicle will change your life … Continue Reading →
How to Stop Accumulating Clutter in Your Life and Mind Most people don’t set out in life to have too many physical possessions or to have a lot of clutter … Continue Reading →
September is coming up fast. Somehow September seems like the perfect time to get organized. For me, it’s that feeling of getting ready for school. As old as I am, … Continue Reading →
There always is an abundance of zucchini this time of year, so it seemed appropriate to make something with the zucchini I found at the farmer’s market. So this time … Continue Reading →