Visit the USGenWeb Project Website Visit the IAGenWeb Project Website

 What's New

Coordinator Contact

About Us

Return to the Home Page
Contact the Ringgold Cemeteries
Census the Ringgold Counties
 Ringgold County Churches
family pages links to family
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Copyright Statement
History Ringgold County
Ringgold County IAGenWeb History Records Project
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Lookups
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Mailing Lists
Ringgold County Maps IAGenWeb Project
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Messageboards
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Military
Ringgold County IAGenWeb News Clippings
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Obituaries
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Penny Post Cards
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Photographs
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Queries
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Resources
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Resources
Ringgold County IAGenWeb Site Map

This site is supported by
Friends of IAGenWeb
friends
   

powered by FreeFind
 
    

 

TALES from the FRONT PORCH

Ringgold County's Oral Legend & Memories Project

MUSINGS

As I'm cleaning out my spam trap and my in-box (spam that squeaked through spam trap), I wonder. . . .

instead of spam for printer ink, free business cards, acai berry, green tea, "as seen on tv", and not to mention the X-rated spam - all of which I never asked for - nor would ever want -

why can't we get useful spam? Such as:

  • brickwalls knocked down within two mouse clicks

  • those elusive ancestors of yours

  • all the ancestral photographs you'll ever wish for

  • family census reports at a glance

  • everything you ever wanted to know about your ancestors -
        but was too afraid to ask

  • 500 free family trees of your family line

    If we got spam like that, I don't think the word "spam" would be such a dirty word. (However, I do like a nice fried spam sandwich from time to time, served on whole wheat bread with a touch of mustard.)

    Back to deleting those sexy Russian women who want to meet me - they are probably after my printer ink & free business cards.

    Submitted by Sharon R. Becker, May of 2009

    join


  • Thank You for stopping by!



    © Copyright 1996-
    Ringgold Co. IAGenWeb Project
    All rights Reserved.