Category Archives: memory books

Cheese Blintzes and Family Trees

Posted on September 22, 2006 by moonbridgebooks

There was a lovely article in the St. Louis Post Dispatch this week about three women who created an album of their history spanning five generations. These cousins at first did not even know they were related and were excited … Continue reading →

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Losing a Parent – Is It Too Late?

Posted on July 29, 2006 by moonbridgebooks

What do you do if your grandparents or parents have passed away? Is it too late to discover their stories? Happily, the answer is no, not entirely. You yourself are a resource if you remember anything about their lives, any … Continue reading →

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Writing a Book

Posted on June 11, 2006 by moonbridgebooks

Writing a book is the most difficult way of recording memories; it does require writing skills, and is the most time-consuming and most expensive method of producing your family treasure. If you are writing it strictly for your own family, … Continue reading →

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