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The counted cross-stitch image shown above is called Aunt Lucy's Place. It reminds my husband of  an old homestead where he spent many happy hours as a child. Designed by Linda Meyers and originally called Autumn at Sinking Creek, it now hangs in our dining room. View a larger image of Aunt Lucy's Place.

Geary Family Homestead

Welcome to the Geary Family Homestead, my home on the Internet and a place for me to share hobbies and family information.

I have been interested in webpage design since deciding I wanted to share our genealogical research with others. I first started using Arachnophilia as my webpage editor because it was free and easy to use. I then switched to FrontPage and wanted to learn more about the coding aspect of design. I took over the editing of our church website. I decided to get some critiques on the site from the FrontPage Talk forum. In stepped Tina Clarke with many suggestions.

I started to work and signed up for a couple of free classes - in SEO Techniques and Web Development Training which is part of it. The classes are offered FREE by GNC Web Creations. As more classes were added, I signed up for each one and learned new things each session. I have continued to work with Tina Clarke on the different aspects of FrontPage and the new Expression Web. I have learned so much from all of the teachers and wanted to share that knowledge with others as others had done for me. I have taken classes on using cascading style sheets (css) and the new Expression Web program.

This site is a place to share a more personal side of my family - family photos and links to favorite places. I'll share another favorite hobby of mine - counted cross-stitch.

Some of the websites I designed and maintain are:

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