Year of Being 50: Day 138: Do You Ever Want to Go Back to College?
My grad school fantasies just won't disappear for good.
Category Archives: History
Olio #18: Saved to Pocket Recently #1
Looking through my 1000+ articles saved to Pocket, I've amassed quite the collection of disparate things to read. I'll be sharing them with you on a semi-regular basis.
Happy Labor Day!
Labor Day has its definite history, but what does this holiday signify in your life?
Olio #13: Andrew Carnegie, Helping Those Who Help Themselves
Andrew Carnegie. Steel magnate. Important man of the 19th century. Immigrant. Philanthropist. Fascinating guy. Wish I could have met him.
Arthur’s Letters at ‘First Person History’
Over on my First Person History blog, where I’ve been typing up my great grandfather, Arthur’s letters from rebuilding Germany after WWII, a couple of letters recently have really stood out as interesting and influential. The most interesting of which included a letter from Arthur’s Haus Frau, Edith. She was so optimistic about the future,...Read More
Recent Census History: Commercials
We are still four years off from our next U.S. Census taking, but our census fascinates me at all times in between. Historical censuses are pivotal pieces in my family history research, and they are just interesting in their own right, for taking a snapshot in time.
New Project! First Person History
I've begun a new project called First Person History. I'm extremely excited about this one, because it's all about history. Duh.