Posts Tagged ‘personal history’
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
When my intuition goes into overdrive
Intuition is a wildly successful skill to have as a personal historian. The process of working with clients always brings me closer to them. ...
14.03.2013 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 DanielsenThe Hope Tree
UNION BEACH, N.J. _ It’s Christmastime and this is a story about hope, the kind of hope that arises slowly after a tragedy. ...
14.12.2012 Posted in Blog by Mary DanielsenUnion Beach, NJ: Hurricane Sandy Photo Recovery
Photos are the memory keepers of our personal histories. They are reminders of a life lived. They open the gates of our memories ...
12.11.2012 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
Like Springsteen, Sum Up Your Life Story
Before you begin a life story project you have to answer a few key questions. How do you want to be remembered? What events in ...
18.07.2012 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
Is it an oral history or a personal history
Oral History or Personal History: There is a difference between the two. An oral historian is focused on recording events and stories in ...
09.07.2012 Posted in Blog by Mary DanielsenPreserve your family’s American military history
Resist the urge to throw out old files, metals, personal papers and other memorabilia relating to your family’s military experience. When you have a ...
31.01.2012 Posted in Blog by Mary Danielsen
