All Blog Posts Tagged 'Family' (161)

I recently got back from a 10 day trip to China where I visited the main cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong. I had a really great time although I haven’t finished organizing and tagging all my photos and hope to get that done soon before I forget all the finer details of where each photo was taken. As I go through notes and photos I’ll be adding some thoughts to this “China Diary” over the next couple of months. …

"Let other pens dwell on guilt and misery." - Jane Austen

A heavy fog infiltrated my creative mindset ten days ago. I became discouraged and frustrated. But I was not alone, others felt it too. On Saturday, I followed a hash tag (#writers) on Twitter and found a steady stream of negativity:

• 20 warning signs your content…

For a good part of my life, I had a tin cracker box filled with old letters. Most of these were letters sent to me by old boyfriends, away at college or otherwise separated from me and declaring their affections. There were also some letters from friends off on a big adventure somewhere and I found them so well written, the details of their experiences so juicy that I chose to save them. There were a few letters from one of my parents who…

A few weeks ago one of my clients, Dan Duncan, a well known businessman and philanthropist, passed away. His passing was unexpected and we were just days away from shooting new footage for a another tribute video on the Duncans. Both Dan and his wife Jan were chosen as the 2010 Tapestry Award recipients by Interfaith Ministries, a local non-profit whose mission is for all faiths to work together to create a more compassionate society.…

Aside from creating a family history so that future generations of your family will know who you are, one of the nicer gifts you can give

your family is a graphical representation of your family tree.

I recently learned about Arbor Arts, an online company that provides beautiful family trees

at a reasonable price. They have 16 tree templates to choose from that

are about…

I would like to know more on Sophia Mary Morley who married George Thomas saviel in Calcutta India in 1853.

Her father was William Morley . George Thomas Saviel father was George Saviel.

She was born in 1839 India and he was born in 1817 India.

If anyone has any information on them let me know at gtsaviel@gmail.com about Sophia Mary Morley and George Thomas…

NULLMEYER Family.

Husband HERMANN NULLMEYER,

Birth abt. 1805 Bremen, Marriage 10 December 1837, St. Phillips Church L/Pool,

Father Frederick NULLMEYER (1781-) , Mother (Mother) (-).

Wife Harriet COCHRANE,

Birth abt. 1811 Lancashire,

Father Lawrence COCHRANE (1787-), Mother (Mother) (-).

Childern

1. F. Harriet Metta NULLMEYER, Birth 1838 Liverpool, Death 1843 Liverpool.

2.M. Herman Lawrence NULLMEYER ,…

I have been working on preparing a presentation I am giving on March 2 at the Abundant Living Conference at Camp Allen. The conference spans 3 days and is billed as “Explore aging as a spiritual journey-grow mentally, socially and creatively. Come, relax, enjoy… celebrate the years!” The setting is a beautiful one, deep in the Piney Woods. I have never been to Camp Allen. In fact, it’s been many years since I’ve been to any ‘camp’ at all so I’m looking…

I am constantly amazed by the Internet. It’s not like it’s something new but I regularly find myself wowed when I’m able to find something so easily, when only a few years ago it may have required days of research and possibly a cross-continent trip.