Welcome one and all to the family blog! I hope this will be a fun way for all of us to post our stories and memories. Eventually, remember, I want to make this into a book for posterity to enjoy or at least poke fun at for generations to come.
I've never done a blog before, but Summer seems to enjoy it! :)
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Reunion Time!
August 6th-9th
Be sure get your family assignments ready for the reunion. It's gonna be fun!
Movie Madness!
Reunion Docs - Download
Main Characters
- *logistics (2)
- Aaron (16)
- Adam (1)
- Benji (3)
- Boston (2)
- Camp LoMia (7)
- Chance (3)
- Charity (12)
- Chris (1)
- compliments (1)
- Dad (23)
- Drex (9)
- Georgia (4)
- grandkids (22)
- Grandma Natelle (1)
- Jannie (16)
- Jayson (19)
- jessica (3)
- Mallorie (4)
- Mason (3)
- Matthew (2)
- Mom (18)
- Murdock-isms (6)
- Natalie (1)
- Natelle (2)
- Reunion 2009 (1)
- Sabrina (2)
- SidneyJade (6)
- Summer (13)
- Sundee (19)
- Tara (19)
- Tess (1)
- Tiffany (13)
- trade last. (1)
- Tyler (2)
- wickedittes (1)
Family Stories by Date
1-Hour Personal History - Simplified
1. Begin with your name. Simply write “My name is …” Tell how you got your name, what it means, your nicknames, etc. If you were named for Aunt Matilda or Grandpa George, write that down.
2. Now write everything you know about where you were born: the name of the hospital or the address of the house or the location of the farm. Add details about the weather, the time of day, and the day of the week.
3. List the names, birthplaces, and birth dates of your parents, brothers, and sisters.
4. Name the schools you attended, including college.
5. List the organizations you joined as a child—Primary, Brownies, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts. Did you play the tuba in a marching band?
6. List important Church dates, such as your baptism and other ordinances, and your Church callings.
7. List the date, location, and other significant details of your marriage. Then list your children and their birth dates. Mention important changes in your family—a child’s marriage, deaths, divorces, moves, and jobs. Remember, keep to the bare bones of your life.
8. Describe how you have spent your adult life—at work, at home, and so forth.
2. Now write everything you know about where you were born: the name of the hospital or the address of the house or the location of the farm. Add details about the weather, the time of day, and the day of the week.
3. List the names, birthplaces, and birth dates of your parents, brothers, and sisters.
4. Name the schools you attended, including college.
5. List the organizations you joined as a child—Primary, Brownies, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts. Did you play the tuba in a marching band?
6. List important Church dates, such as your baptism and other ordinances, and your Church callings.
7. List the date, location, and other significant details of your marriage. Then list your children and their birth dates. Mention important changes in your family—a child’s marriage, deaths, divorces, moves, and jobs. Remember, keep to the bare bones of your life.
8. Describe how you have spent your adult life—at work, at home, and so forth.