Tingles on the Web
A whole bunch of Tingles, related by blood or law, to William Berner and Bertha Tingle are now on Facebook. A number also now have blogs or photo streams.
Food and Weather Report: Brother Steve Tingle reports regularly on food, weather, and sports from Clinton, SC. Steve also keeps a photo stream on Flickr.
Brother Dan Tingle keeps two blogs. One is called simply TINGLE; it carries news and pictures and reflections. The other, Existential Hillbilly Moralist, is less discursive and more poetic. He also keeps a photo stream.
Together Brother Dan and Brother Steve keep a collaborative blog called Tingles From Coast to Coast. This carries experimental science fiction as well as images.
Nephew Brian Tingle keeps a photo stream on Flickr called Tinguru.
Samantha Dobbins, daughter of Cousin Sam Tingle, keeps a blog called Apple Juice and Milk, with daily comment, reflections on motherhood, and recipes
Cousin Cindy Stockman started a Yahoo Group for the descendants of William and Bertha Tingle.
Food and Weather Report: Brother Steve Tingle reports regularly on food, weather, and sports from Clinton, SC. Steve also keeps a photo stream on Flickr.Brother Dan Tingle keeps two blogs. One is called simply TINGLE; it carries news and pictures and reflections. The other, Existential Hillbilly Moralist, is less discursive and more poetic. He also keeps a photo stream.Together Brother Dan and Brother Steve keep a collaborative blog called Tingles From Coast to Coast. This carries experimental science fiction as well as images.
Nephew Brian Tingle keeps a photo stream on Flickr called Tinguru.Samantha Dobbins, daughter of Cousin Sam Tingle, keeps a blog called Apple Juice and Milk, with daily comment, reflections on motherhood, and recipesCousin Cindy Stockman started a Yahoo Group for the descendants of William and Bertha Tingle.No TrackBacks
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Tingle Brothers,
Hello. I've enjoyed reading your stories and viewing the images about old Casa de Oro. I was in Mrs. Saunderson's 5 th grade class in '63 - '64. We moved away the following year.
Michael Hopkins