Enhance your genealogy research and involve the younger generation by exploring holiday traditions.
Understanding how previous generations celebrated the holidays in their ancestral lands will make the past seem more relevent. Follow this link for more details http://theholidayspot.com/christmas/index.htm
The Everyday Genealogy Desk Calendar provides hints and tips for your research. Visit http://www.everydaygenealogy.com for more details. Use the promo code BLOG for free shipping and handling.
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Showing posts with label genealogy calendar. Show all posts
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Ice Storms, Snow Storms and the Next Generation of Genealogists
I remember the winters growing up in the northwestern suburbs of Chicago as if they were yesterday. Ice storms, snowstorms and those beloved snow days.
WGN TV and radio would let everyone know if their school was closed. Ray Raynor would read the list of schools that were closed since there was 'scroll' at the bottom of the screen. And if it was in December we might be treated to "Hardrock, Coco and Joe".
Passing these stories on to your children or grandchildren is a way to help bring them into the world of genealogy. They might be surprised to find out that television was only in black and white "way back then".
Getting the next generation involved in genealogy is a topic highlighted in Everyday Genealogy - the Desk Calendar. Visit: http://www.everydaygenealogy.com
WGN TV and radio would let everyone know if their school was closed. Ray Raynor would read the list of schools that were closed since there was 'scroll' at the bottom of the screen. And if it was in December we might be treated to "Hardrock, Coco and Joe".
Passing these stories on to your children or grandchildren is a way to help bring them into the world of genealogy. They might be surprised to find out that television was only in black and white "way back then".
Getting the next generation involved in genealogy is a topic highlighted in Everyday Genealogy - the Desk Calendar. Visit: http://www.everydaygenealogy.com
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Enter to Win a FREE Everyday Genealogy Calendar
Suburban Woman is giving away 3 Everyday Genealogy Calendars for just posting a comment to their blog!
You must post your comment by December 17th to qualify.
You can click on the title of the article or copy and paste this link into your browser: http://www.suburbanwoman.net/blog/?p=639
Good Luck!
You must post your comment by December 17th to qualify.
You can click on the title of the article or copy and paste this link into your browser: http://www.suburbanwoman.net/blog/?p=639
Good Luck!
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
New Year's Resolutions for Genealogists
Do you make New Year's resolutions? How many times have you resolved to quit smoking, start a diet or join a gym? How many times have you kept these resolutions for more than a week or a month? Did you even make it through an entire day?
Why not make a New Year's resolution that you want to do anyway? How about making some genealogy New Year's resolutions? In the month of December Everyday Genealogy (The Desk Calendar) is peppered with resolutions to help you continue your research all year. Start the year making resolutions you want to keep. Plus, feel good about yourself because you actually kept a resolution!
Here is a preview:
1. I resolve to join one new genealogical society this year.
2. I resolve to pick one record type, for example land records, to concentrate on this year.
3. I resolve to catch up on my filing and get rid of clutter.
Visit http://www.everydaygenealogy.com to purchase the calendar with helpful hints and tips to keep your genealogy research going forward. As an added incentive you can use the promotion code BLOG for free shipping.
Happy Holidays
Pattie
Everyday Genealogy Desk Calendar
Why not make a New Year's resolution that you want to do anyway? How about making some genealogy New Year's resolutions? In the month of December Everyday Genealogy (The Desk Calendar) is peppered with resolutions to help you continue your research all year. Start the year making resolutions you want to keep. Plus, feel good about yourself because you actually kept a resolution!
Here is a preview:
1. I resolve to join one new genealogical society this year.
2. I resolve to pick one record type, for example land records, to concentrate on this year.
3. I resolve to catch up on my filing and get rid of clutter.
Visit http://www.everydaygenealogy.com to purchase the calendar with helpful hints and tips to keep your genealogy research going forward. As an added incentive you can use the promotion code BLOG for free shipping.
Happy Holidays
Pattie
Everyday Genealogy Desk Calendar
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