Did you know that April is Scottish Heritage Month? Growing up, I was told that I was predominantly Irish. As I started to investigate my(more…)
Celebrate Your Scottish Heritage
Category: Simply Me
Welcome to Simply Me, where I share all about my interests. From trying new recipes in the kitchen to uncovering family history through ancestry research, capturing life’s beauty through photography, and diving into favorite books and movies, this is where I bring my passions to life. Join me as I celebrate the simple joys and hobbies that inspire creativity and connection.
April Love (1957)
Starring Pat Boone as Nick Conover and Shirley Jones as Liz TempletonDirected by Henry Levin | Based on the novel Phantom Filly by George Agnew(more…)
A Love Letter to Ireland: Celebrating “The Quiet Man”
Some classic cinema films stand out as timeless treasures, weaving together romance, humor, and adventure elements to create an unforgettable tapestry. The Quiet Man, released(more…)
Movie Night with Bill Haley & His Comets
During the 1950s, a cultural revolution was underway, fueled by the infectious energy and rebellious spirit of rock and roll. Before Elvis sang Jail House(more…)
The Fleets In 1942
In the golden age of Hollywood, amidst the tumult of World War II, there emerged a cinematic gem that offered audiences a respite from the(more…)
Romance and Rivalry of Orchestra Wives
“Orchestra Wives” emerges as a delightful cinematic ode to the music, romance, and camaraderie that defined the Big Band era. Released in 1942, this musical(more…)
A Guide to Researching Your Ancestors’ Military Service
Discovering the military service of your ancestors can offer profound insights into their lives and the history of your family. Whether you’re seeking to honor(more…)
Movie Review: Three Coins in the Fountain (1954)
In the golden era of Hollywood, there were films that whisked audiences away to far-off lands, immersing them in tales of romance, adventure, and discovery.(more…)
Movie Review: The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)
In the realm of classic cinema, there are certain gems that stand the test of time, resonating with audiences across generations. One such masterpiece is(more…)
Movie Review: Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (1954)
As an only child, I would spend a lot of time entertaining myself. If I was not hunkered down with a good book I could(more…)