The Heritage Huntress

On the fourth day of Christmas My true love gave to me Four calling birds Three French hens, Two turtledoves, And a partridge in a pear tree...

To read from the beginning of Elsie’s Christmas book, click here. It’s time for part 3 of Elsie’s Christmas book. This time Elsie discusses ...

Last week I discovered that Aunt Elsie really had written a Christmas book and I transcribed the first two pages. Now it is time to transcr...

Recently, while browsing around at the British Newspaper Archive , I stumbled across a charming tongue-in-cheek article about a Christmas pa...

I can’t believe it. I can not believe it. After all these years… I have always been a festive person, of the type who not only doesn’t mind,...

This prompt is a week late, and there is a substantial gap since the last post. Although this quarantine theoretically provides more tim...

The Stroesser home, at 417 N. 40th, Omaha, Nebraska. The first thought that came to mind upon seeing the prompt "Fire" was...