So this morning we start with rain but today we get our first

snow..

I’ve got coffee

Eggs

Davids protein bread

Chicken

And the most important condiment rivera hot sauce☺️🥰😊😇☺️ thank you orlando and Trudy!! Your hot sauce rocks!!!

.. I’m good …

Time to start freaking out.. running to target and Walmart to buy out the eggs ..milk ..water and bread

After cooking my beef broth for about 15 hours I let cool I the fridge and scrape the fat off ( storing it in a container to use for frying later .. just like you would use butter )

The cooking process continues … boiling or simmering on low ( all day for another 2 days this sane process happens until cooked for 48 hours )

remember to add water to the pot if the water level does not cover the bones!! You don’t want it to burn after all that waiting !!!!

Remember to search and use the National Archives for your Genealogy Research

https://www.archives.gov/research/genealogy/start-research 

The National Archives has arranged the Genealogy section of the website by research topics, or types of records available to search.

From the Research Topics pages, you will find links to pages throughout the website with articles, finding aids, and other helpful information to help you prepare for your genealogical research at the National Archives.

The records in our holdings that are most commonly used by genealogists include:

• Census Records
• Military Records
• Immigration Records (Ship Passenger Lists)
• Naturalization Records
• Land Records

View Videos from our Beginning Family History Workshops

Videos from our genealogy workshops are also available, with many topics on how to get started using NARA records:

• Videos and handouts from our “Know Your Records” series
• Videos and handouts from our annual Virtual Genealogy Fair

What Records You Can Find Online

We provide digitized images of many of our records through the National Archives Catalog.  We also provide you with research tools, such as microfilm indexes, as well as resources, such as finding aids, articles and information on where to find the records, how to access them, and how to conduct in-person research.

Here’s a list of some of our online records that might help you with genealogy.

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What are some of the Genealogical Records we have online?

• Casualty lists for the Korean and Vietnam Wars
• Selected Chinese exclusion lists
• Fugitive Slave Case Papers, 1850 – 1860 and Petitions Filed Under the Fugitive Slave Act (Fugitive Slave Petition Book), 1850-1860, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Fort Smith, Arkansas: 50,000 Criminal Case Files, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Appointments and Oaths of U.S. Marshals and Deputy Marshals, 1864-1912, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Alien Registration Affidavits from the U.S. District Court, Phoenix Division, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Chinese Exclusion Act files, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Sample Case Files of Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Applications Based on Revolutionary War Service, ca. 1800 – ca. 1900, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Records of Death and Interment at Camp Nelson, KY, 1864-1865, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Sample Case Files of Members, Battle Mountain Sanitarium, 1907-1934, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Spanish-American War Compiled Military Service Records for 1,235 “Rough Riders”, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• State Summaries of War Casualties for the United States Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard during World War II, 1946, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing Army and Army Air Forces Personnel, 1946, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Dawes Rolls Index and Final Rolls, Search in the National Archives Catalog
• Casualty lists for WWII, Korean War and Vietnam War, Search in AAD (Access to Archives Databases)
• Prisoner of War lists from WWII, Korean War, and Vietnam War, Search in AAD
• Passenger lists into the Port of New York, 1846-1851, the “Famine Irish data files”, Search in AAD
• Japanese-American Internee File, 1942 – 1946, Search in AAD
• Records of Duty Locations for Naval Intelligence Personnel, 1942 – 1945, Search in AAD
• Index to the Gorgas Hospital Mortuary Death Records, 1979 – 1991, Search in AAD
• Records of Awards and Decorations of Honor During the Vietnam Conflict, 10/1968 – 12/1972, Search in AAD

Note:   The National Archives has a subscription to Ancestry and Fold3, which have digitized many of NARA’s holdings with genealogical interest, and made them available online. There is unlimited access to these services, free-of-charge, from any NARA facility nationwide.  Please see our Digitized by Partners page to see which records they have digitized.

Everyone knows I love my coffee but I love authentic Asian teas..

I love a good green tea or matcha .. I’d love to try something else … what are some of your favorites ?!?