
Posts Tagged ‘family history’

Top Reasons to Record Your Military History
By Mary V. Danielsen Every soldier has a unique experience in the United States Armed Forces that illustrates a small piece of our American ...
11.11.2014 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
Defining my soundtrack
Music is the soundtrack of our lives. As cliche as that sounds, it’s true. We fall in love with music. We turn to ...
14.02.2014 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
We are featured in SJ Magazine
We are honored to be featured in the February issue of SJ Magazine, showing the work we've done in photo rescue following Hurricane ...
05.02.2014 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
Giving Thanks
Rewrite the what-are-you-thankful-for question and switch it out with a series of legacy questions. Go around the table and ask everyone one question. ...
07.11.2013 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
21 life story questions for spring
Sometimes you need a change of season to spark your interest in all the things you love about life and the moments you’d ...
19.03.2013 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
My crappy successful blog
I started a personal blog several years ago to share family stories with my large extended family before I left corporate communications to ...
19.02.2013 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
Tidbit Hunting
Never underestimate the power of one tidbit of information about your family history that comes to you quite randomly. It may open the ...
06.02.2013 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
Family Photos – The archeological dig in my basement
It all started with a simple request from my brother to compile a dozen or so decent photographs of my sister, Lisa, for ...
30.08.2012 Posted in Blog by Mary DanielsenThe communication gap in family histories widens
Communication is a process that cascades in every direction. In a well-oiled organization that information flows freely from the top down, the bottom ...
11.07.2012 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
Life story writing one story at a time
When it comes to preserving one’s family history, most people love the idea of the finished product, but cringe at the workload it ...
29.06.2012 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen