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I love hearing about different people's family origins, even though often times information on ancestry might be slightly... skewed. :)
I am absolutely crazy about making sure my own prosperity knows who I am, where I came from and what has shaped my life. What I would have given to hear those kinds of things from my great great grandpa! I found this great site, www.life-history-videos.com which can help me preserve not only my memories, but my personality for years and years to come!! :)
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!!
Posted by: Genealogy Guru | March 17, 2008 at 10:39 AM
Aloha Genealogy Guru,
Judging from your email address left with the comment, it seems your message has a typo: I take it you meant to say that you foundED the site and are hoping we visit :)
Happy St. Patrick's Day to you too.
Posted by: Rosa Say | March 17, 2008 at 10:58 AM
Rosa Say,
Wow, speedy response! While I didn't actually found the site, I do know the owner ;) I'd be very interested in what you have to say (if anything) about preserving memories via videos? I like to promote the idea; I've done a lot of work with genealogy and from my experience people can get so caught up with what was in the past that they forget about the future!
Don't get me wrong, I love the work of genealogy (hence the name =D) but what do you think about helping make this work easier for our posterity?
Posted by: Genealogy Guru | March 18, 2008 at 06:31 AM