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    In every family, someone ends up with “the stuff.” It is the goal of The Family Curator to inspire, enlighten, and encourage other family curators in their efforts to preserve and share their own family treasures.

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    March into Spring with “Shades of the Departed Magazine”

    DateMonday, March 15, 2010

    Now on Issuu newstands online everywhere! The March Edition of “Shades of the Departed Magazine” features 70 full-color pages of historic photographs, informative articles, and entertaining features. Miss Penelope Dreadful returns with the story behind the cover photograph, eight young women gathered around a tea table. . . but it’s no ordinary tea party.

    MarchCoversmMarch Issue – Shades the Magazine

    As if publishing a monthly digital magazine and editing several blogs wasn’t enough to keep anyone busy, the esteemed footnoteMaven is also celebrating the Two Year Blogiversary of Shades of the Departed and getting ready for the next Smile for the Camera Blog Carnival, Give Their Face a Place, Women in History debuting March 17. Now that’s one BUSY lady, making herstory. Join me in wishing a very

    Happy Birthday, Dear Shades,

    Happy Birthday to You!

    ©2007-2013, Denise Levenick, The Family Curator. www.thefamilycurator.com. All rights reserved.

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