(Source: My 23andme DNA ancestry report. Want to get yours? Go here.)
I am a wife, mother, grandmother, gamer, introvert, autodidact, multipotentialite, bibliophile, forensic psychology student, true crime fan, liberal, activist, feminist, and openly secular. I have been a professional freelance writer, author, and editor since 1997. **All opinions solely my own and subject to change**
Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
Friday, March 17, 2017
From my 7 chromosomes to you, Happy St. Patrick's Day!
From the Irish DNA located on my chromosomes #6,7,8,10,12, 20, and 22, I wish a Happy St. Patrick's Day to those who celebrate it.
(Source: My 23andme DNA ancestry report. Want to get yours? Go here.)
(Source: My 23andme DNA ancestry report. Want to get yours? Go here.)
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Sunday, February 12, 2017
Daughter of the Celts/Vikings
Yes, I am a proud daughter of the Celts/Vikings.
From the Celts, my ancestors were from Scotland (Clan MacNeil from the Isle of Barra & Clan Fergusson), Wales (9th generation, Mary Molly Daten from Wales), and Ireland.
From the Vikings, my ancestors were from Norway, Finland, and Sweden, with the majority of DNA from Norway.
The Norse raiders came to the Isle of Barra, the home of Clan MacNeil, and procreated with them. So I'm a Scot/Norse lass
:).
From the Celts, my ancestors were from Scotland (Clan MacNeil from the Isle of Barra & Clan Fergusson), Wales (9th generation, Mary Molly Daten from Wales), and Ireland.
From the Vikings, my ancestors were from Norway, Finland, and Sweden, with the majority of DNA from Norway.
The Norse raiders came to the Isle of Barra, the home of Clan MacNeil, and procreated with them. So I'm a Scot/Norse lass
:).Monday, July 22, 2013
Effective Methods for Getting Your Book Reviewed
Excited! My first published piece featured on a writing site based in Ireland. ;-) Please go check it out.
http://www.writing.ie/resources/effective-methods-for-getting-your-book-reviewed/
http://www.writing.ie/resources/effective-methods-for-getting-your-book-reviewed/
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authorship,
book reviews,
Ireland,
marketing,
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