In just 15 minutes a day over 5 days you could write a small family story scene that could be shared in some interesting ways over the holiday season. Watch to learn how than click here to download your free resource to help you.
How to Share Family Stories during the Holidays
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Thank you Lynn for your terrific ideas!!! Since many of our large family of kids, grandkids and great grandkids will be together during Christmas, I am going to make place setting memories of their ancestors. So excited to share this way!! Thanks again
I love your idea of adding family history stories to holiday cards. This is so do-able.
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I like to make some of my mother’s traditional dishes during the holidays. I copy the recipe
and talk about it during dinner. Family story about “Mom’s Fruitcake”. Mom always made her fruitcakes after receiving whole pecans and walnuts from our Aunt Lucy, who lived in Louisiana. They were made two weeks before Thanksgiving.