Guest Post: Boundaries at Church
Of course, my husband thought I was wrong to raise the issue and we should just do it without complaining. But it was an issue. We were willing to help but no one was listening to my concerns. Or my limits.
https://exponentii.org/blog/gu....est-post-boundaries-
I Am…A Poem
I’m sharing this poem today because the me of 2018 locked this away and the me of 2025 knows that it’s better to share our imperfect selves than to hide because we don’t feel good enough about our efforts. So here’s one iffy little poem for you. You might even try writing an “I Am” for yourself.
https://exponentii.org/blog/i-am-a-poem/
Guest post: Pride and joy
At a recent Pride event, guest blogger Mikaela was struck by how much uninhibited joy surrounded her. It was a stark contrast to an LDS sealing she'd attended--a supposedly joyful event where guests were admonished to be silent. Are Mormons doing joy wrong, she asks?
https://exponentii.org/blog/gu....est-post-pride-and-j
RLP 364: How to Match Individuals in Old Photos Using Related Faces
On the podcast episode, Nicole shares her experience identifying people in old family photos, specifically those of her great-great-grandparents, Daniel O’Connell Elder and Jessie Estelle (Ross) Elder, and their children. Nicole begins by describing a 1914 photo where only a few people are identified. She uses letters and information shared from a relative who was a DNA match to figure out who some of the people are. Then, Nicole discusses a tool called Related Faces, […]
https://familylocket.com/rlp-3....64-how-to-match-indi
