It's My 5th Blogiversary!

It's My 5th Blogiversary! -- How Did I Get Here? My Amazing Genealogy Journey

I can't express enough how grateful I am that folks still want to follow along with me on this grand genealogy journey of mine. Thank you for your continued support and interest.

 5 years! Now that's a milestone. I have to say that I am proud of myself that I've stayed the course. And why wouldn't I? I am having an absolute blast doing something that I love. 

 These were some of my favorite genealogy related posts from the past year:

Emerging From The Mist

 52 Ancestors 2015 Edition: #26 Sylvia Sheppard Bryant's Story --Part one

 Sylvia Sheppard Bryant's Story --Part two: A Father Did The Best He Could.


 52 Ancestors 2015 Edition: #23 James Edward Harrison --Married, Divorced, And Married Again, All In 7 Months!

 What A Great Resource! Slave Deeds Index At The New Hanover County Register Of Deeds

52 Ancestors 2015 Edition: #34 Louis Oliver Jones --My 2nd Great Grand Uncle

 52 Ancestors 2015 Edition: #35 Dorothy Thelma Pierce Bond Yearbook Picture

 52 Ancestors 2015 Edition: #42 Thomas Duke Harrison --Makes Me Proud!

52 Ancestors 2015 Edition: #43 Charles H Whitney --Ooops I Thought I Had Already Written About You

 Some Things I've Learned Along The Way --Part One:

 Some Things I've Learned Along The Way --Part Two

 Some Things I've Learned Along The Way --Part Three

 52 Ancestors 2015 Edition: #52 Resolutions for 2016


These are a few of my favorites about my own little family:

Closer, Mommy :)

Her First Gymnastics Competition!

 Friday Funny: She Could At Least Make Us Some Sandwiches

 Proud Of Our Boy!

 Something About Me Saturday: Another Generation Takes A Stab At Fencing

 Happy Birthday to My Dear Hubby! He's 60.
Wordless Wednesday: This Fish Never Stood A Chance

 Friday Funny: Noah's Beginnings
I can't wait to see where this year takes me :)
Hope everyone had a beautiful Memorial Day!

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