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Why do we love old photos?

Almost every household has a shoebox of old photos stashed away under the bed or in the attic, and we really, really love these old snaps.

A Soldier's Whisper4 days ago2 min read

WE GREW UP LIVING THE AMERICAN DREAM

On this day in History 99 years ago, The United States joined it’s Allies Britain, France and Russia to fight in World…

Daan Spijer5 days ago4 min read

Chips off the old block

A pleasant exhaustion envelops me as I sit in a crowded Jumbo, waiting to taxi for take-off from Heathrow, to head…

Melany MalotApr 33 min read

Cat boarding Stoke On Trent, professional services for fair prices

Going on vacation with your pet is not always easy. Of course that there are hotels that allow you to bring your pet, but most of them don’t. What you should really do is to consider cat boarding Stoke On Trent. You can have the certainty that your kitty will…

Melany MalotApr 33 min read

Cat boarding Stoke On Trent, professional services for fair prices

Ryan SandfordApr 27 min read

This Estonian Life: My Grandmother’s Immigrant Journey

Melany MalotApr 23 min read

How To Choose the Best Cat boarding Stoke on Trent

There are a number of factors you must consider when looking for cat boarding Stoke On Trent. Bearing in mind that there are numerous such establishments to choose from, you have to be equally careful with equestrian supplies in Stoke-On-Trent and emphasise on quality…

A Soldier's WhisperApr 13 min read

DAD WAS A WWII DOOLITTLE RAIDER

My father’s name was Paul Francis Smith.

Steve MonossonMar 29

I almost love your dad just for these words — “Quit your cryin’.

True Neutral

He certainly was strong enough to live to 92. Five years earlier I remember him doing practice golf swings with anthree wood in my folks’ living room. I remember thinking that was pretty spry for a guy of 87. I told him how vibrant I thought he was, and he said “You gotta think positive — that’s the ticket,” continuing to drive balls down imaginary fairways. At that moment I thought he might live forever.

Nancy H. VestMar 284 min read

15 tidbits from tax returns

Doing the taxes is not pleasant. But reviewing our ancestors’ tax returns is a most pleasant activity. Tax returns are yet another way to add facts and depth to your family history. Let’s take a look at 15 tidbits of information that can be found on your ancestors’ tax returns.