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This blog will help you turn memories into meaningful stories for your family. We will sample three techniques to show how to take life experiences and create a memoir to record these events. By the end of this session, we will have drafted an introduction and outline to help them produce personal stories cherished by your family for generations to come.
Helen and Teacher
The Story of my Life
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Hibiscus, also for Dr. E's Greening Tips
I usually share posts relating to flowers from Logee's on my green blog, but the black hat seo issues have stymied me, so until I restructure it, here goes:
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Dr. E's Greening Tips for the Common Person
Good morning; to those who follow this blog, I know it is hard to view. I've been taken over by Black Hat SEO tactics. I will be writing on my Memoir blog, and then will rebuild the entire Green Blog and take down the old one. This will take some time. I apologize and regret any inconvenience, especially as we approach the Summer Solstice.
The last six months have left me disheartened and fraught with worry, as I find myself the major caretaker and in many ways, guardian, of a group of elderly relatives, all over the world. On top of that, I work a lot, and try to write. I also have to move a 400 volume library, with every obstacle thrown in my way.
This week, I have some pleasant activities including a conference I am really looking forward to, but the summer is going away quickly.
My pumpkin plant is thriving in a pot, and I have a gourd vine growing within another gourd vine. I visited the Orchid show this year, and have fostered my small orchid to a better home with better light.
So, Dr. E's Greening is still here, but look for our blog to be restructured.
The last six months have left me disheartened and fraught with worry, as I find myself the major caretaker and in many ways, guardian, of a group of elderly relatives, all over the world. On top of that, I work a lot, and try to write. I also have to move a 400 volume library, with every obstacle thrown in my way.
This week, I have some pleasant activities including a conference I am really looking forward to, but the summer is going away quickly.
My pumpkin plant is thriving in a pot, and I have a gourd vine growing within another gourd vine. I visited the Orchid show this year, and have fostered my small orchid to a better home with better light.
So, Dr. E's Greening is still here, but look for our blog to be restructured.
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Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Antique Doll Collector Magazine: An Interview with Kathy Turner
Antique Doll Collector Magazine: An Interview with Kathy Turner: When did you start collecting? My doll collection began when I was twelve years old in 1970. My Grandmother was a devoted hobbyist and f...
Antique Doll Collector Magazine: An Interview with Kathy Turner
Antique Doll Collector Magazine: An Interview with Kathy Turner: When did you start collecting? My doll collection began when I was twelve years old in 1970. My Grandmother was a devoted hobbyist and f...
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
An Apologia for Countess Erzebet Bathory: More Books About Erzebet from Amazon.com
An Apologia for Countess Erzebet Bathory: More Books About Erzebet from Amazon.com: See below, books on Erzebet, fiction and non, including mine, which is first! The Bathory Chronicles. Volume I: ...
Monday, June 1, 2015
Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Don't Miss Frasher's July 15th Doll Auction this Y...
Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Don't Miss Frasher's July 15th Doll Auction this Y...: The July 15 Frasher doll auction in Kansas City, MO is an event not to be missed! See our website: antiquedollcollector.com and our two-pa...
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