I'm going to be guardedly optimistic about accomplishing what I write about tonight for Randy Seaver's Saturday Night Genealogy Fun, because I'm going to be cautious.
1. What are your genealogy goals for 2024? Consider genealogy research, education, organizing, service, writing, and whatever else you care to share.
2. Tell us about your goals in your own blog post, in a comment on this post, or in a Facebook Status post. Please leave a link on this post if you write your own post.
Okay, here are mine.
• Get back to posting regularly on my blog. In 2023 I had 33 posts, and in 2022 only 25. I'm going to shoot for at least 100 posts in 2024. I should be able to do that with Wordless Wednesday and Saturday Night Genealogy Fun, plus I do have more I want to write about.
• Finish going through the scans of the photo bonanza that I received from my sister and make at least preliminary identifications of all of them.
• Figure out a way to pursue more research on the man who could be the son my aunt gave up for adoption in 1945, without alienating anyone.
• Finally finish posting to my blog about the family events (births, marriages, and deaths) that I was extracting from my family tree database. I think I need to pick up again in mid-November.
• Get back to work on finding Mr. X, the biological father of my paternal grandfather. I want to find a photograph of Bertram Mundy to see if he resembles my grandfather.
• Finish putting together a few new presentations that I've had ideas for.
Eek! That doesn't look like as cautious of a list as I had intended. But I think I'll stick with it.
You have some hefty goals to work on in 2024. I wish you success on identifying Mr. X and your possible new cousin.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the good wishes! Three of them should be pretty straightforward, at least.
DeleteThat's certainly what I'm hoping!!
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