by Laura Hedgecock | Feb 18, 2020 | Family History
Here are some last-minute tips to help you can enjoy RootsTech 2020 to the max, whether you’re at #rootstech in person or #notatrootstech, enjoying the conference from afar. RootsTech 2020 is almost here, y’all! Next week, the lucky amongst us will wake up to the...
by Laura Hedgecock | Feb 17, 2020 | Family History, How-to, Writing Advice
Timelines are visualization tools which can stimulate creatively and help you make your stories both more compelling and more accurate. Unfortunately, of the gazillion of timeline programs on the market, the vast majority are for project management. They’re not...
by Laura Hedgecock | Feb 13, 2020 | Family History, Storytelling, Writing and Sharing Memories
Why should family history writers attend Rootstech 2020. There are four big reasons storytellers will love Rootstech 2020. Each year, I try to point out things of special interest to storytellers at RootsTech. This year, there’s a lot, regardless of your family...
by Laura Hedgecock | Feb 10, 2020 | Family History, Writing Advice
OI’m a big fan of mindmapping for research and writing, but I was having a hard time finding an app which worked well for family history and writing. That quest resulted in an in-depth comparison of mindmapping software. If you’re not familiar with them,...
by Laura Hedgecock | Jan 14, 2020 | Journal writing, Writing and Sharing Memories
Whether it was through a hi-def ultrasound our looking down at the child in your arms, you never forget the first time you saw your child. That moment is an integral part of becoming family or enlarging the family unit. This can be especially poignant if it marked...
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