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Saturday Night Genealogy Fun – Signs You Have GOCD
Randy Seaver at Genea-Musings has another Saturday Night Genealogy Fun Challenge. He says… Hey genea-addicts, it’s Saturday Night - time for more Genealogy Fun! Your mission, should you decide to accept it (and I hope that all of you do!), is to: 1) … Continue reading
The “Where I’m From” Poem (for SNGF) Compendium
I realise I’m a week late with this, but it’s too late, I’ve written my poem, so I’m handing it in anyway. Better late than never Randy Seaver at Genea-Musings issued a challenge to write a poem based on the template … Continue reading
And then I remembered it is Father’s Day – Sentimental Sunday
I’ve been on a domestic Decluttering Mission for several months now, and have been going through cupboards and drawers sorting out what needs to be binned/recycled/moved onto another household who will need or use it. The theory is that you … Continue reading
Posted in Photos
Tagged curling trophy, decluttering, Scottish Ancestry, Sentimental Sunday
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Saturday Night Genealogy Fun with Wordle
Randy Seaver at Genea-Musings has been having fun with Wordle creating his own word cloud – and here’s mine You can choose colours, shapes, how many words to include and even download from your blog content. I think it’s rather pretty. I … Continue reading
Fishwives Race for the Shawl – Sepia Saturday
I was down at the East Lothian Local History Centre last week looking for photos of a Musselburgh fish restaurant which was run by a client’s relatives in the early 1900′s. I had to look through 12 archival storage boxes, … Continue reading
Posted in Sepia Saturday
Tagged caller herring, fishwife, Musselburgh, race for the shawl, Sepia Saturday
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One Lovely Blog Award so I’m not just talking to myself!
I’m tickled pink to have received the One Lovely Blog Award from Lisa Ellam at Faces of my Family and Amanda Epperson at the Scottish Emigration Blog and I’m rather shame-faced that it has taken me a while to get round … Continue reading
Up a Tree K.I.S.S.I.N.G? – Sepia Saturday
I picked a random photo from Great Granny’s album for this Saturday. It is dated around 1928, and again, we have Granny messing about with her pals, the Hardie boys. Granny graduated from the “Edinburgh School of Cookery and Domestic … Continue reading
Posted in Great Granny's album, Sepia Saturday
Tagged Granny up a tree, Great Granny's Album, Hardie, Sepia Saturday, Stewart
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Greyfriars Bobby – Sentimental Sunday
Greyfriars Bobby isn’t related to me – he was a little Skye Terrier whose name makes Edinburgh folk very sentimental, and is known all over the world for his loyalty to his master, John Gray. When John died and was … Continue reading
1911 Scottish Census Cake anyone? Wordless Wednesday
The 1911 Scottish Census data was released yesterday and there was a party atmosphere in the search rooms at Register House in Edinburgh. I took a few photos (check out the cake!) and posted them on my other blog, Scottish … Continue reading
Posted in Photos
Tagged 1911 Census, cake, Scottish Ancestry, Scottish Genealogy, wordless wednesday
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