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I'm going to try something new here...let me know what you think....I was inspired after watching a video on Dear Myrtle's You Tube Channel on how to share calendars.
Back in 2012 when Jill Ball aka Geniaus decided to publish the first Accentuate the Positive Geneameme she said: "At this time of year many geneabloggers take stock of what they have achieved or not achieved in the previous twelve months and set themselves goals for the coming year. I have been reading several of these posts this week. Jill feels that a lot of her geneablogging friends are too hard on themselves; several have reported on their successes this year but quite a number have lamented that they haven't achieved as much as they set out to do or that they haven't blogged with the frequency they envisaged. Jill says "You are a bunch of highly motivated people who have made great strides in the genealogy sphere. Let's share the good news." Jill invites you to take part in this activity by responding to the following statements/questions in an online post. Write as much or as little as you want and complete as many statements as you wish. If you...
Hi everyone! Who feels like another blogging challenge? It's National Family History Month in August in the land down under called Australia. You can read all about it here. Some of us are in lockdown. Some of us feel like we might be soon. So, what better thing to do than revive our flagging blogs and share some family history stories about our favourite hobby. Whether it's how we do it, what we're currently doing, who we're researching, why we love family history, where we research or when, let's blog as often as we can in August. Our theme is Genealife in Lockdown. You can be inspired by the pandemic vocabulary. Words such as quarantine, isolation, distance, contacts, herd, vaccine, mask and lockdown might provide inspiration. Or the month of August. Or the Olympics! We don't care. Just blog! We think blogging every Sunday in August would be an Olympic effort. You could earn the Genea-ralissimo badge. ...
Image created by Alex Daw using AI on NightCafe Lovely Jennifer Jones from Tracking Down the Family has shared the AFFHO suggested memes for family history bloggers during Family History Month. Week 1: Family history contributions/volunteer activities that you have participated in Week 2: Your Experiences, successes and lessons learned about cluster research or FAN club research - acknowledging that our friends, associates and neighbours are our community Week 3: How we, as family historians and genealogist could be a closer community. Has the internet or COVID or social media changed the way we engage with each other, and what else could we do? Week 4: Stories of amazing contributors to the family history community - don't forget AFFHO's Award for Meritorious Service to Family History 2025, will be announced at Australasian Conference 2025. Have you considered who should be nominated? Image created by Alex Daw using AI on NightCafe So here's my contribution. ...
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