What is Indexing genealogy records and how can indexing help me – 72000 indexing for 72 hours #TheWorldsRecords
What is Indexing genealogy records and how can indexing help me – 72000 indexing for 72 hours #TheWorldsRecords
What is Indexing genealogy records and how can indexing help me – 72000 indexing for 72 hours #TheWorldsRecords
Teaching Kids About Money and Consequences I have been at my wits end lately trying to find a punishment that gets my kids’ attention! It seems like nothing was getting through! Until I thought of this. Now the struggle of getting them to mind as well as helping them learn about saving and spending money
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Fourteen years ago at around this time of year I was busy trying to find a someone. Getting the guts up to ask a curly brunette out on a date was an incredibly tough thing. What made it hard was after you said no. Yup turn downed. I went along with your excuse and gave
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Confession time (don’t judge me)…. Last night my kids carved pumpkins. They all separated the pumpkins seeds for me to make into roasted pumpkin seeds (they look forward to this tradition each year). Little Maveric spent almost an hour picking them out one, by one. They put them all in a bag, as I saw
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My friend Becky challenged me to write 3 things that make me happy for 5 days! The challenge was for facebook, but I figured I would share it on my blog as well.1. When my kids get along and play well together. They don’t always get along but I sure love it when they do. Having
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My friend Becky challenged me to write 3 things that make me happy for 5 days! The challenge was for facebook, but I figured I would share it on my blog as well.DAY ONE 1. Today Matt bought me flowers for my front step, and then planted them. My flowers I bought this spring all died the first part
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According to Professor David Blight of the Yale University History Department, the first memorial day was observed by formerly enslaved black people at the Washington Race Course (today the location of Hampton Park) in Charleston, South Carolina. The race course had been used as a temporary Confederate prison camp for captured Union soldiers in 1865,
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12 Years later and there has been a lot of progress both in the building and in our lives. Last year we traveled to New York for business. Our first stop there was to the 9/11 Memorial. It was raining and cloudy that day, which actually set the mood. The mood of honor, somber, reflection
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