We Need Your Support – Alison Leigh Lilly My husband has been in negotiations with his ex-wife informally since October, and formally (read: with lawyers) for two months trying to work out a child custody arrangement that will let him see the kids after we’ve moved. We originally hoped for … Continue reading →
Anglo-Celtic Connections: Vote now for your favourite rock star genealogists Signal boosting for the genealogy readers.
Continue reading →Man Who Catalogued Cemetery Given Highest Geneology Award – Middletown, CT Patch As a genealogist, records such as these are invaluable in documenting any number of facts about the people you are researching. I know that over the years I have been researching my family, records such as these have … Continue reading →
Witchcraft and Disability – Witch School International Linking to boost this along.
Continue reading →Hey, here’s a suggestion: you want to celebrate Thanksgiving? Go for it. Find things to be thankful for and celebrate those things. Don’t let anyone harsh your mellow over it. I really want to find a painting of First Americans meeting European Invaders and caption it “when father’s family met … Continue reading →
Uploaded by arribaradio on May 7, 2009 Thanksgiving Day, Nov 28,1986 first appeared in the chapbook Tornado Alley, with illustrations by S. Clay Wilson. Gus Van Sant then made a short film of Burroughs reading the text.This poem resonates today as exposing what has gone horribly wrong in the USA, … Continue reading →
Conservatives launch “We are the 53 percent” to criticize 99 percenters – The Washington Post So, as some of you have noticed, there is a new Tumblr called “We are the 53 percent” (I’ve reblogged a couple of their posts over on my Tumblr – warning, posts there are OFTEN NOT … Continue reading →
Noted Elsewhere as a response to someone’s rebuttal argument about something that I’m quite certain was positively earth-shattering in its importance, was this gem: “Wait, what’s that? None of these claims can be supported by actual facts and evidence, or even make sense? WELL FUQ YOU, THIS IS MY OPINION, … Continue reading →
I’m sometimes surprised when I hear of someone who doesn’t know how to make this, one of the most basic white sauces out there. · 2-4 TBLspoon fat (butter, bacon fat, sausage fat, Crisco) · 2-4 TBLspoon flour (1:1 ratio) · 4-8 cups Milk · Salt · Pepper · Rubbed … Continue reading →
This is a simple dish to make, and is one of our family favorites. Due to the sodium content of most prepared/canned soups, we are still experimenting with coming up with our own soup recipes, which aren’t reflected in this. · 1 pint sour cream · 1 can Nacho or Cheddar Cheese … Continue reading →
