Posts Tagged ‘family history’
10 National Talk like a Pirate Day Activities for Your Loved One in Assisted Living
Arrrrrrr ye ready for some fun on National Talk like a Pirate Day? Here are 10 activities that your loved one in assisted living can do to celebrate. They can be used by activities staff to fill in time gaps in the daily schedule as well. These activities are easy to do and require little…
Read MoreA Father’s Day Reflection On Travel, Heritage & Grief
How are your summer (or fall, depending on where you are in the world right now!) activities going for you? If you’ve been finding it hard to come up with ideas or find resources to help you, perhaps the items I share below will be of use! As always, feel free to use and share…
Read MoreRemembering Those We’ve Lost: How to Tell Their Story
There are plenty of ways of remembering those we’ve lost. Of course, as the Legacy Lady, I focus on stories. We can tell people’s stories after they’re gone. And we can go about that in three different ways. They start with you as the individual remembering them. The second is to work with your family…
Read MoreWhich Legacy Project is Right for You
Searching this blog will lead you to the tools that are available to write life stories and why they’re important to share. In this blog, I’m going to share a little bit about what a Legacy Project is, how it can look different, and what you can do with it once it’s complete. Legacy Projects…
Read MoreHow to Create a Recipe for Success: Favorite Baking Memory
What is your favorite baking memory? When you think about it, there are so many memories that may come to mind. Maybe it was the time you made cookies with your grandpa when he came over for a visit. Or maybe it was when your mom and dad baked pies together on the holidays. These…
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