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| Photographer Sandra Williamson, Watching as we navigate through uncharted territory in outback Australia, June 2015 [It felt a little like researching family history] |
I did a post entitled setting my blogging intentions for 2018 and then I realised when prompted by the January Genealogy Blog Party question “How are you going to “Shape up” your genealogy research this year?” that I should think more broadly about my genealogy goals – which I have now formulated and listed below
Participate in the following Blog Challenges
- “52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks” Challenge by Amy Johnson Crow
- Sepia Saturday
Education
- Attend the 15th Australasian Congress on Genealogy and Heraldry, at the International Convention Centre, Darling Harbour - Friday 9 March – Monday 12 March 2018
- Continue to improve my skills in Family Legacy Tree
Memory Keeping
- Organise my mother’s photos into a scrapbook and add in stories [already begun up to 2nd album]
- Begin to write my mother’s life story
Continue to contribute to WikiTree on a regular basis [no less than once a fortnight]
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ReplyDeleteThese look like good, achievable goals!
ReplyDeleteGood goals, but I would make the scrapbook the #1 item. Just think how many photos and stories are never told and then it is too late. I have a number of photos with unidentified people in them and wish someone had noted their names on the backs!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with all of this. I'll see you at Congress.
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