The Family Time Machine Newsletter…

Thanks to everyone who has enjoyed our blog over the course of the last few weeks.  Our numbers have shot up and we are very happy with the response and attention that you are giving us.
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Spring Cleaning…

Spring Cleaning seems to be an annual rite of passage for those members of our society who take it upon themselves to make sure that everything is where it needs to be in a home.
One thing that you can do this year that you might have neglected in years past is to take a look [...]

Completing a memorial…

One of the draws about going to Washington D.C. is the fact that there is so much history there – not only made on a daily basis, but captured in the form of memorials for those who gave their lives and museums of the past marking the progress our nation has made.
One memorial, in its [...]

“Haves” and “have nots”

Through the last few posts, you can see that there is a general trend in this area that can’t be ignored.  Bluntly said: if you have a reason to be famous, you will be remembered.  If you don’t have a reason to be famous, you won’t be remembered.
For many people, that’s completely ok with them [...]

The hills are alive…with an autobiography

Julie Andrews is back.  No, not in the sense that you might be thinking about, but back on the front page, if you will.  The singer that made musicals such as “The Sound of Music” and “Mary Poppins” has released a new memoir: “Home: A Memoir of My Early Years” and it’s not exactly a [...]