Wonder by Beth Lord

Wonder

Does it happen to you often now?

If I’m going, to be honest with you, not-so-much for me either.

But it happened for me the other day around five, after running errands.

It was a glorious Saturday, Summer day, and I felt timeless.

I opened my car door expecting nothing.

Got out.

And then I saw it.

I blinked, and then I focused.

I had never seen such a thing Read More

We Are Life Until Life Leaves Us

So that means make the most of your time. Don’t be fearful of capturing your feelings & self-expression by recording You. You can keep it in a special file - transcribe & edit when you have the time. 

If you have a special Veteran you’d like to honor w my Monday newsletter please email me their first name - a brief story or what your heart wishes to convey. You can do the same thing by recording the information and sending it to me. 

Have a joyous weekend. 

Did You Do It?

Have you recorded stories you want to remember? You know we all have at least one good story. The legacy is important to remember. It is best remembered in a book because you can flip through the pages and remember the specific parts of these experiences. The heart of the stories is in these books.

And no, you may not have the time to transcribe, edit and format them in a book. But if you have recorded these stories, you can extrapolate the goodies when you have the time.  It is much easier to go off the recorded memories then to scratch your head over and over to remember the tidbits of information you thought you were going to remember if you sit down to write about it. Read More

See Me For Your Captured Grandmother’s Story

“This book is going to be published by me. Janet spent the time crafting her Grandmother’s story. You can do this as well and see me when you finish. Copyrights belong to the family.” ~ Beth Lord

Excerpt From Prairie Girl © 1918 Janet Moen

“To Irene’s Family & Other Readers,

The following stories and Swedish family history are a gift from Irene to you. Mom expressed that she would be deeply honored if I’d compile her stories into a little book to be passed down and remembered. Lovingly, I’ve chosen Prairie Girl as its title. The true stories of a young girl’s prairie life in Canada during the early 1900’s. � Read More

Will You Honor Your Mother?

We can’t get back our Mother’s Memories once they die. I know this because this is one of my biggest regrets about my Mom is that I never recorded her stories. Thank Goodness she was a poet because I have some of her deepest thoughts in poems, but I don’t have her because I don’t have her stories. I don’t have her memories in books.

Seven years ago when I started this company, I felt no one was listening to me, and I was unheard. I didn’t understand the process of what I had given to my children. I gave my children my heart, and then they were grown and then they were gone.

I felt anger and betrayal because now I had nothing. I had nowhere to turn. So I t Read More