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I started a “page” on Facebook to share old family photos instead of having them sit in a dusty box. The reason I selected Facebook is because it allows for comments on the photos and stories. I hope this will let us crowd-source the identification of some unknown relatives...

I have been looking for a way to share old family photos and crowd-source the identification of many mystery photos. After researching a bunch of options, I think Facebook actually meets my requirements best. It allows for albums, some story telling and, most important, commenting on each photo. Check...

Now we just need a giant spider… Update: Found a giant spider and more webs…...

During the COVID pandemic, Tom bought a whiteboard-like material that could be temporarily applied to a wall for some visual thinking. It quickly got taken over by the boys (and some houseguests) As these images can become permanent after some time, I am going to wipe the board but...

While celebrating Jen’s Uncle Harold, I took the opportunity to capture some family photos...

During a visit with Aunt Arlene, I took the opportunity to snap some shots of old family photos...

I have been trying to restart my walks around the neighborhood and can’t help but stop and snap some wild flower pictures...

I went down to St. John’s Cemetery in Queens today to see if I could find Wesley Payne’s grave 1855-1919). He is supposed to be buried there in Section 19, Row M, Grave 45 along with David Payne (-1933) and John Cairnes. Unfortunately, what I found was a blank...

Dad: William it’s time for bedWilliam: I am almost done! Let me finish.I watch the screen. He is at 96% completeDad: What are you playing?William: It’s a simulator!Dad: Is this the game you needed $20 for yesterday?William: Yeah, so I could play it with Tristan.Dad: So what are you...