©2013, copyright Emily Kowalski Schroeder
I am usually a very difficult person to shop for when it comes to birthday and Christmas gifts. I am not into any of the 'typical' things women usually like to receive: perfume, jewelry/accessories, clothing, etc. Usually, I like to receive books (or gift cards to buy books), which gets a little old and isn't very exciting. However, my mom and my sister found a great little necklace for me this year that ties into my family history hobbies. It is a simple silver-toned necklace with a pendant about the size of a dime. The front of the necklace looks like this: Under this little tree, is a second disk that has writing on both sides of it. It says, "Like branches on a tree we grow in different directions yet our roots remain as one." I love the simplicity of the necklace; it is something that I can wear everyday. The saying means a lot to me because I admit AM different in many ways from most of my other family members. It's all right, though; diversity is good. The necklace is manufactured by Premier Designs, and if you click on this link, you can get in touch with a representative near you (No, I do not work for them, but I just think this is a great gift idea for anyone you know who does family history research or preservation.)
©2013, copyright Emily Kowalski Schroeder
7 Comments
12/27/2013 03:35:12 pm
Emily, I can totally relate with that gift-giving problem. I am just about the same, when it comes to likes and dislikes. Fortunately, there are many books out there, yet to be conquered ;)
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Jessica Flaherty
1/9/2014 12:03:02 pm
LOVE this necklace - my Mom is SUPER CRAZY into genealogy AND jewelry, so this will be a perfect gift for next year.
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Emily
1/10/2014 11:35:20 am
Thanks for reading my post and I'm so glad it helped give you a gift idea for your mom. P.S. let me know if you ever need other ideas - I can point you in the direction of some great books and other resources for her!
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Jessica Flaherty
1/10/2014 01:11:00 pm
Thanks, Emily! I will definitely do that - she worked really hard on our extended family members' genealogies for Christmas this year and I'd like to do something nice for her next year along the same vein. If we end up at a Meetup together, we can chat some more about it. :)
Barbara Wolfolk
3/27/2017 09:07:02 pm
I would like to order 5 of these necklaces, but I am not given the option to do so. Please help. I am not on facebook, i do not tweet and I don't want to join. I juat want to order these through email.
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Emily
3/28/2017 06:59:33 am
Barbara,
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1/3/2019 10:15:40 am
Barbara,
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