How I Use Animoto To Share Family History
I’m always on the hunt for tools to help with my Family History and one of my favorite tools is Animoto. I use it often for my business and I … Continue Reading →
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I Inherited A Photo Collection… Now What?
A few weeks ago I told you about my father and his move to a seniors apartment. As he prepared his home for sale, my sibling and I had the … Continue Reading →
June 21st is National Selfie Day
Did you know it was an Australian gentleman in 2004 that coined the word “selfie”? Now literally millions of these photos are taken every day. National Selfie Day June 21st … Continue Reading →
The DNA Angel Project – May Road Trip Edition starts NOW
We’re heading out on our yearly Road Trip to Ontario to attend the OGS Genealogy Conference in Guelph. Shop the Hound will be in the Marketplace June 1-3. So … Continue Reading →
Take the World Backup Day Pledge
You never know what could happen. Computers can crash and photo albums can be lost or ruined. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Get the peace of mind and back … Continue Reading →
The DNA Angel Project – February #RootsTech Edition 😇😇
The DNA Angel Project – February Edition has begun and we have a twist this month. While the Family History Hound is in #SLC for RootsTech she will be searching … Continue Reading →
The DNA Angel Project – December Edition 🎄🎄😇😇
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 →
What Are You Going To Do? 5 Steps To Get You Started
“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 →
Where Did The Summer Go? The DNA Angel Project™ 😇😇
Where did the summer go? It flew by so fast that The Hound missed having the August Edition of The DNA Angel Project™. Guess that means we have to have … Continue Reading →
“Restore” To The Rescue
A favorite by-product of doing genealogy is family photos. Whether they are from your own collection or your parent’s or from a distant cousin that you’ve been able to take … Continue Reading →