Category Archives: Carnival of Genealogy
Ozzie and the C.O.G.
My other passion (besides family history) is my nine month old puppy, Ozzie. More specifically training Ozzie and maybe eventually competing with him in an Obedience Trial. So how does this all fit in with blogging and family history and … Continue reading
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Check it Out!
footnote Maven has provided me with another excuse to show off my handsome dad, Frank Shane. Isn’t he a hunk? This picture was probably taken about 1940 and during those years our family took a yearly trip to the town … Continue reading
The Ice Castle
Just as soon as Evelyn announced the prompt for this month’s postcard, I thought of this one I inherited from my mom’s things. It’s a picture of an ice castle built in Bemidji, Minnesota in January of 1932 for … Continue reading
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Girls and Their Horses
What is it about girls and horses? My sister and I were both horse-mad when we were growing up, praying for sunny weather on a Saturday so we could rent some horses and go riding. Then when my daughter came … Continue reading
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The 1948 Flood
1948 was the year of the flood. The Columbia River flooded that year completely wiping out the town of Vanport, Oregon. It was never rebuilt. My Aunt Elsie Everest and her husband Ralph lived in Cathlamet Washington, right on the … Continue reading
Sand Between Our Toes
Our family loved going to the the beach. I’ll say that again: Our family loved going to the beach.” Of course! What’s more fun than “treasure hunting” for baby crabs under the rocks, wading in the tide pools and jumping … Continue reading
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Resolutions, Resolutions, Resolutions
It’s that time again. What to resolve this year? There are so many possibilities that I hardly know where to start, but you have to start somewhere, so here goes, one step (er, resolution) at a time: 1. First resolution … Continue reading
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