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blog to tell family stories

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Stillstanding Fri 30-Sep-22 17:38:16

I am considering starting a Blog to tell my grandsons (now 30 and 27), and their descendants, the sort of family stories they would have heard if they were allowed to know me. I have already written a book, self-published for my grandsons and other members of my family, about my findings when I traced our ancestry. Distant cousins have given me really good feedback regarding the book but nothing from my grandsons although the book is dedicated to them and comes up if they Google their own names.

I would like to hear from anyone else who has written a Blog for their grandchildren and their descendants.

Callistemon21 Mon 03-Oct-22 20:05:29

Normandygirl

I must be reading the OP differently from others on here. The OP hasn't stated that she wants to reunite with anyone, only that she's sad that half of her grandson's family history is missing. She wants to make sure that, should there come a time when they, or their children, or their children's children want to know the complete family history, the missing half has been documented. There is nothing wrong with that.

I suggested she writes the stores down and leaves them with her solicitor but that is what the OP wants to do.

As *Violetsky says: Plus there are far less public channels to at least try

A blog is different.
Blog:
noun
a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style.
verb
add new material to or regularly update a blog.
"it's about a week since I last blogged"

Callistemon21 Mon 03-Oct-22 20:06:17

that is what the OP wants to do.
Sorry -
that is not what the OP wants to do.

Stillstanding Wed 05-Oct-22 16:19:04

How wires do cross!