Uncanny, I think, when the archivist hands me the old photographs. But then again, in my line of work doing family history, I have come
There are no coincidences – prayer and the uncanny
My mom confessed “I dreaded Mother’s Day”
A friend asked me what it was like having a mother who was so supportive. I have thought about that question a lot since then,
On Being a Mom: The Little Things Matter
Sometimes we feel like we don’t make the mark as a mom. I’ve heard author Emily Watts speak at different events and read her books,
Review: Worth the Wrestle is worth the read
Here at Evalogue.Life we are invested in doing whatever it takes to help you with telling stories whether it be your own story, or that
Balancing parenthood and career: Is it worth the wrestle?
I have been doing this mom thing for almost 22 years, which oddly enough was about the same time I graduated from college to embark
Overcoming challenges, service and sharing with others
We all have different ways of overcoming challenges and we all know the joy service and compassion brings. But overcoming challenges through service and compassion
Interviewing Part 1: Prepare for the interview
As a newspaper reporter for 20 years, interviewing is second nature to me, but may be intimidating for many. In this series, I share how-to
Loss, Struggles, Holidays and Making Sense of it all
Depression at holidays is no joke. It’s a real thing and a struggle that hits nearly every family in a different way. Sickness, job loss,
Christmas Tree Traditions
This month we are talking about traditions. Sharing stories about family and friend traditions are rich with flavor and love and there is no better
What’s the history in your family history?
Growing up there was nothing I loved better than hearing about what life was like for my parents and grandparents. I would listen with rapped