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  • How to Start a Journal September 25, 2021
    Knowing how to start a journal might seem a bit overwhelming. Maybe your mind conjures up the idea of long handwritten pages, daily written in a leather-bound book. Though that is certainly a way to do it, it is not the only way. There are literally dozens of ways to start and keep a journal.... […]
    Amie Tennant
  • Middle Eastern Food from Etiquette to Recipes September 23, 2021
    If you’ve ever enjoyed pita bread, hummus, or falafel, you’ve ventured into the wonderful world of Middle Eastern food. But there’s much more to the cuisine than these iconic staples—it has a range of flavors and styles to offer.  If you have Middle Eastern heritage or want a deeper understanding of the region, a great... […]
    Alison Ensign
  • FamilySearch Completes Massive Microfilm Digitization Project September 21, 2021
    Huge news: after 83 years of filming the world’s historical genealogical records, FamilySearch has completed digitizing its 2.4 million rolls of microfilm.  The best part? The archive, which contains information on more than 11.5 billion individuals, is now available for free on FamilySearch.org.  Over 200 countries and principalities and more than 100 languages are included in the digitized documents. All types of... […]
    Laurie Bradshaw
  • Family History Can Be a Whale of a Tale—Just Ask Genealogist David Allen Lambert September 20, 2021
    When renowned genealogist David Allen Lambert was a child, his grandmother gave him a gift that kept on giving—tales about his ancestors. These stories set a course for his life that combined his passion, hobby, and livelihood all in one. Stories about his great-grandfather, who had been a whaler, hooked him in particular. In elementary... […]
    Twila Van Leer
  • The Benefits of Journaling September 17, 2021
    Do you keep a journal? A diary? Notes of what is happening in your life, right now? Many people use journaling to relieve stress, capture treasured memories while they are fresh, record the historic times they are living through, and just as a way to make use of some found time.  The benefits of keeping... […]
    Katy Little
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