How to Process Death and Dying: Boxing Up Our Loved Ones

How to Process Death and Dying: Boxing Up Our Loved Ones

Before you come for me, this is a bit tongue-in-cheek. My approach to grief, death, and dying is humor first. In addition to some humor, this article will walk you through a few ways you can process death and dying and the need to box up your loved ones. I cover our human loved ones…

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What to Do When Death Happens

What to do when death happens

Death is inevitable. Someone you know or love is going to die. It could be a friend who experiences loss. Or it could be something you experience personally. It’s not pretty or fun to think about. We don’t talk about it much because it’s hard and scary when death happens. We don’t know how to…

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How to Organize Your Family History Project: A Step-by-Step Planning Guide

How to organize your family history project a step by step planning guide

Every family has stories worth preserving. Yet most family history projects never move beyond initial enthusiasm. The reason isn’t lack of stories or unwilling relatives—it’s the absence of structure. Without a clear plan, storytelling efforts dissolve into scattered conversations, lost notes, and unfulfilled intentions. The Hidden Problem with Family History Projects You decide to capture…

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