Who Do You Think You Are?

Anyone who has taken a look at A Frugal Chick’s Facebook page has been a witness to my love of television.

One of the shows I watch each week is “Who Do You Think You Are?” It shows people on the journey of tracing back their family line and discovering old family secrets.

While the show is really interesting to watch the undertones make it basically a long commercial for Ancestry.com. Ancestry is a great tool I used when tracing my family.

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