Genealogy research is a fun and exciting hobby that you can do on your own or with family members. It costs very little to get started, too.
You can find tons of free information available online to help even the most beginning genealogy enthusiasts find ancestors quickly.
If you feel like you’ve hit a brick wall in your research or you’re just tired of the same old genealogy research sites, try these 10 brilliant genealogy hacks.…
Hiccups are one of those irritating, seemingly unavoidable facts of life. They’re caused by irritation of the nerves extending from the neck to the chest, causing spasms in your diaphragm.
Many activities can cause hiccups, including eating too quickly and swallowing air, but most of the time, we don’t know why we have hiccups. We just want to know how to get rid of hiccups.…
If you need to know how to take a screenshot on your computer, phone or tablet, you’ve come to the right place. A screenshot is a picture of what you have on your screen.
You might use a screenshot in a presentation, Word document or email. It’s especially handy when you’re trying to explain how something works or show someone an error message.…
I’ve researched my family’s genealogy for decades, and it’s a fun, fascinating and inexpensive hobby to have. It’s also not nearly as easy as some TV ads might have you think.
Steering clear of common genealogy mistakes can save you a ton of time and a lot of frustration.
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If you subscribe to Amazon Prime, you may be missing out on some if Prime’s amazing benefits, such as downloading videos to watch when you don’t have an internet connection. This can come in handy on long trips, especially when you’ve got kids along with you.
Simply download Prime videos to a tablet and keep them busy for hours. You can download select videos to compatible devices, which include Fire tablets (except 1st generation Kindle Fire), Fire phone, Android phones and tablets, iPhones and iPads.…
Getting started with selling online can seem daunting. There are a number of different places you can sell your stuff, and they’re not all the same. How do you know whether you should sell your stuff on eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Craigslist or somewhere else?
What are the worst places to sell your stuff? I haven’t had good experiences with smartphone apps, yard sales, consignment sales and Facebook groups.…
If you’ve got a blog, you probably already know that you can’t legally grab any images you find online and use them. That could get you into a heap of trouble and possibly make enemies of bloggers or anyone else you steal photos from.
Fortunately, you can easily find free stock photos at sites such as Pexels, MorgueFile, Pixabay, and RGBStock.…
Are smartphone apps like OfferUp the “next big thing” to use when you need to sell your stuff? If you’ve got a lot of excess stuff you want to unload, a smartphone app might seem like the quickest way to sell your stuff.
OfferUp does let you quickly and easily list your items for sale. Simply take a picture with your phone and type a brief description.…
Since starting LivingWithBeth almost three years ago, I’ve spent surprisingly little to keep it going, at least in terms of money. I’ve devoted many hours of my time, but my main monetary expenses have consisted of blog hosting fees and registering the domain, plus a subscription to Buffer for scheduling social media posts.
Last year was phenomenally successfully for LivingWithBeth.…
From the time LivingWithBeth.com was born, how-to posts have proven extremely popular. If you look at LivingWithBeth’s sidebar list of popular posts on any given day, you’ll likely see several posts that tell you how to do something or how to fix something.
For this post, I’ve put together a list of some of LivingWithBeth’s most popular help and how-to posts of all time.…