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Torrie’s kdg experience.

August 29th, 2010 by Donna | No Comments | Filed in Family

She really likes going to school. Sometimes I think it is overwhelming everything that goes on in 1 day LOL!. Last week she had a really tough time with the timing. She wasn’t used to getting up so early and wow was she a bear at the end of the day but I think she may get all that worked out in a couple of weeks. She said she has already found a boy in her class that she wants to date when she gets older. LOL! Mommy of course was like, “well I think that is gonna be a long time from now”. She does really good in class, she is very smart and catches on to things fairly easy. Some of the other kids have to catch up to her and a couple others. Yay!! Just hope she doesn’t get bored. Well I guess we will see how it goes. Here is her one morning dressed and ready for school. She packs a lunch so she can have what she wants to eat I guess the school lunches don’t look appealing to her. Can’t say I blame her. At least she likes fruits and veggies and takes those for lunch.

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Planning your family research

June 22nd, 2010 by Chuck | Comments Off | Filed in Family

Perhaps you want to learn more about your great-grandmother. Here are some steps that you can take to form a research plan:

1. Take some time and write down everything you can think of about the people you plan to research. Write down all the details you think might help you distinguish your ancestor from someone else’s like approximate date of birth and birth place, date of marriage and spouse’s name, names of any children, and the approximate date of death.

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Family history research tips

June 22nd, 2010 by Chuck | Comments Off | Filed in Family

No matter what sort of project you are undertaking, you need a good plan in order to be successful and researching your family history is no different. Not everyone considers planning to be an enjoyable part of family history. The best part of a project like this is finding out more about your family. However, one of the most important parts of a research project like this is proper planning. A research plan entails knowing what you’re looking for and what your priorities are for finding information. If you take the time to plan your family history research, you will be able to save a lot of time because you will be well organized and focused.

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Discover your family history by interviewing family

May 25th, 2010 by Chuck | Comments Off | Filed in Family

 

If you want some really good and juicy information when you trace your family history, you have to interview your relatives.Here are a few tips to prepare for a family interview:

1. Why it’s important to bring questions. Preparing a list of questions ahead of time will give you a better feel of what you’re going to get out of the interview. Write down a list of questions that you’d like to ask during the interview. However, don’t use these as the only part to your interview, because letting them lead the conversation will be more beneficial. Some of the best information comes from memories that your interviewee dredges up mid-conversation rather than in response to a question.

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Making a Family Tree Free

May 9th, 2010 by Chuck | Comments Off | Filed in Family

Many people are interested in tracing a family tree. As a matter of fact, most people yearn to find out their origins. It’s actually pretty natural for someone to want to learn more about where they originated. Making a family tree is one of the best ways to learn more about you and your past. A free family tree making software is available online for anyone to use at Mundia.com.

The popularity around learning about family history is flourishing today.Traditionally, researching your ancestry was not just difficult but also incredibly time consuming. However, thanks to new collaborative family tree software, this hobby is exploding.

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Make Your Family Tree Online for Free

April 17th, 2010 by Chuck | Comments Off | Filed in Family

It used to be that family trees were for royalty, but this is no longer true.Many people enjoy making their family trees and tracing they ancestry. They can be made either by hand or by utilizing the Internet. If you want to make your family tree online, Mundia.com is the best place to go because it’s free.

The further back through history you are able to trace your family, the better a genealogist you are considered to be. Learning more about your heritage is a fascinating event, and your children will love it as well. You may feel daunted by having so many roots and so little knowledge about them. It’s much easier than you think thanks to new and exciting ways to gather and share information.

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Playing in the snow.

December 15th, 2009 by Donna | Comments Off | Filed in Holidays

This is a picture of the kids playing in the snow. They threw snowballs and built a snowman. My grandaughter Torrie and her friend Danny standing by the snowman she calls Frosty. Of Course.  It was a little too cold out to go play in it when it first snowed but we were fortunate enough for it to warm up  a couple of days later.They had a really good time. AND I got some great pictures for scrapbooking.christmas-060

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