Life is full of poignant moments – moments when time all but stops. Three years ago last July my second child and oldest daughter was
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What’s in a Name?
What’s in a name? Where did you get your name? Obviously, your parents, I know. But where did they get it? And I’m not talking
Ogden’s New FamilySearch Center Makes its Debut – Five Reasons Why You Must Check it Out
Ogden’s new FamilySearch Center opens its doors to the public this week and if you live anywhere near it, you must stop by. Not only
Is Family Storytelling and Family History for Kids? Yes!
When we hear the words family history or even family storytelling our minds often picture a little old gray-haired lady in a jogging suit and
Three Big Reasons why Holiday Food and Stories are Perfect for Each Other
It’s hard to think of the holiday season and not think of all the holiday food – the tantalizing treats – both sweet and savory
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Growing up, every Mother’s Day the children would sing a lineup of special Mother’s Day songs at church. This tradition still exists and is cherished
Children, technology and family stories = magic
I love technology. It makes my job pretty wonderful. Well, I want to love technology, but there are some nuances that stump me on the
The Power of Story
I didn’t set out to write my own family’s story, or anyone else’s for that matter. In 2007 the power of story showed up in
The Joy of Telling Stories
“Well, hello Dolly!” my Grandpa Furniss would holler every time I called his house – not only as a little girl, but as a grown