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  • 20 Things to See Near Washington DC
    Museums, Art, Genealogy | Washington DC

    20 Things to See Near Washington DC

    BySharon Williams April 19, 2017April 19, 2017

    Ruby Slippers, Mohammad Ali’s boxing gloves, Washington’s Dentures, Lincoln’s Hat, The flag from the famous Iwo Jima monument, the derringer that killed President Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson’s writing desk…. the list goes on of things to see and experience on a road trip to Washington DC and surrounding area. Being able to get up close and…

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  • 4 Ways to Celebrate Earth Month
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    4 Ways to Celebrate Earth Month

    BySharon Williams April 18, 2017April 16, 2017

    As we celebrate Earth month, I think it’s important to find real life ways to become more earth friendly. We all know families that are super eco-friendly. They are passionate about everything they buy, bring into their homes and feed their families. But other families like ours have to take baby steps toward a more…

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  • Visiting the Historic Star in Roanoke
    Historic Sites | Travel | Virginia

    Visiting the Historic Star in Roanoke

    BySharon Williams April 17, 2017August 12, 2017

    Heading to Roanoke, Virginia and need some tips for what to do, where to stay and the best place for dinner? I’ve got you covered! Recently we spent some time in the city of Roanoke and found some of the highlights to help you plan your next trip. Whether you are visiting one of the…

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  • Things to Know about Monticello
    Travel | Virginia

    Things to Know about Monticello

    BySharon Williams April 12, 2017April 12, 2017

    What do you know about Thomas Jefferson? Did you know that he was the third President and the principal author of the Declaration of Independence? Recently, we had the opportunity to tour Monticello, the homeplace of Thomas Jefferson and learned so much about this founding father. The beautiful views and overlook of the surrounding area…

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  • See the Capital: Old Town Trolley Tours
    Historic Sites | Travel | Washington DC

    See the Capital: Old Town Trolley Tours

    BySharon Williams April 10, 2017August 12, 2017

    Are you planning a trip to Washington DC and looking for tips on how to see the city without having to walk 10 miles a day? The Hop On Hop Off Historic Tours Trolley is your best option. You can buy one ticket for the day and ride the trolley all around the Capital to…

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  • Thomas Jefferson's Monticello
    Travel | Virginia | Washington DC

    Road Trip Adventures in Washington DC

    BySharon Williams April 7, 2017March 16, 2018

    This past week we have been on Spring Break here in Kentucky. That means time off from school. So, of course, we had to take a road trip and go exploring. Over the next few weeks, I will be sharing tips on what to see, how to save money and how to get tickets to…

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  • How to Organize Family History Using a Timeline
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    How to Organize Family History Using a Timeline

    ByRitchie hale April 6, 2017November 10, 2019

    What happened? When and Where did it happen? And Who was involved?  When you want to Organize Family History, these are the questions that can be answered in a concise, chronological manner by building a time line. By extracting dates, times, and places your timeline will quickly begin to tell the family story. This post…

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  • Phrases that Tie Us to Stuff
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    Phrases that Tie Us to Stuff

    BySharon Williams April 4, 2017February 24, 2022

    Have you looked through your house recently? I mean, have you really looked at the stuff in your home? If you’re like me, you have totes, cabinets stuffed with more stuff, and a garage full of even more of that same stuff. Why do we keep so much stuff? It’s not like we use it…

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