Robin
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- Ali Edwards
- Ambassador Crochet
- b r o o k l y n t w e e d
- Bible Articles | Christian Study Topics
- Bits&Pieces
- CrazyAuntPurl
- Creative Crochet
- Creative Little Daisy
- Daily Bible Verse - New International Version - Christ Notes
- Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter
- knit and tonic
- Leisure Family History
- Lolly Knitting Around
- Mason-Dixon Knitting
- New Genealogy Data @ DistantCousin
- Primrose Design
- Ravelry : news
- The Crochet Dude
- The Hugh's
- The Panopticon
- Treasures Made From Yarn
- Whitley County Kinexxions
- Yarn Harlot
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Business Services |
| Location | Andrews, Indiana, United States |
| Introduction | This site is dedicated to my children, that they may have an understanding and appreciation for all those who have gone before them. I love each of you, Meghan, Bryce and Derek, and hope that some day you will appreciate the knowledge contained here. Genealogy is my great passion. While I have many interests, this has been the longest-lasting and most challenging "hobby" I have ever attempted. Personally, I live with my husband, two sons, three dogs, and am currently living with fibromyalgia pain every day. While this often limits my activities and productivity I am striving to limit the restrictions it wants to impose. Faith and perserverance are what's needed in genealogy research and also in life. Any questions about me, feel free to ask. |
| Interests | Genealogy, crafts, scrapbooking, crocheting, knitting |
| Favorite Movies | The Green Mile, Steel Magnolias |
| Favorite Music | Just about anything country, but I also enjoy jazz and easy listening. |
| Favorite Books | Bible, books about history of the US (as they relate to my family history research), and biographies of presidents and other famous people. |
Try writing your name with your other hand. Where was that person raised?
The same place I was raised. My mother would not allow me to be left handed. My youngest sister tried to be but my mother kept moving the pencil, spoon, fork, etc., to her right hand and the only thing she did left handed was play sports.