Christmas in Brisbane.

What’s Christmas like in Brisbane you ask?  Have a read of this!

Christmas in Brisbane, The Queenslander, 3rd Jan 1903.
Source: Trove

It was published on the 3rd of January, 1903 in The Queenslander (discontinued in 1939). I think it’s such a beautiful little article. I couldn’t help but smile, nod & agree with it! This really did warm my heart. Thanks to Trove for gracing me with this article’s presence. (Trove really is a miracle!).

On another note, I hope all my lovely followers out there have a wonderful Christmas & festive, holiday season, where ever in the world you are. <3

Kids at Christmas.

How cute are these kids!

Christmas 1956, Texas.
From my personal collection,

L-R: Aunt Molly, Mum, and their cousins Jim & Mike.

December 1956 in Corsicana, Texas.

Mum was 23 months old, as she would have turned 2 at the beginning of January.

Video: Christmas Series #3

NEW VIDEO: CHRISTMAS SERIES #3

The third video in my Christmas Series for Geneabloggers Advent Calendar of Christmas Memories.

Santa Claus

A cute Santa Claus story published in The McIvor Times & Rodney Advertiser on 19 December, 1901. How sweet!

Santa Claus
The McIvor Times & Rodney Advertiser
19 Dec 1901
Source: Trove

Video: Christmas Series #2

NEW VIDEO: CHRISTMAS SERIES #2

This is the second video in my Christmas Series which I’m doing as my response to Geneabloggers Advent Calendar of Christmas Memories.

Video: Christmas Series #1

NEW VIDEO: CHRISTMAS SERIES #1

Two videos in one day, aren’t y’all lucky!

This is my first video in my Christmas series which I’m doing as my response to Geneabloggers Advent Calendar of Christmas Memories. 

And if any of you would like to see a 10 second clip of me terribly singing Six White Boomers, then you should definitely watch this video. And perhaps subscribe to my YouTube Channel while you’re watching pretty please?