Calling all
Genea-Musings Fans:
It's Saturday Night
again -
Time for some more
Genealogy Fun!!
Randy Seaver of Genea-Musing has given us a challenge:
1) Have you made genealogy goals for 2023? What are they? Which one would you be most excited to see accomplished?
I have written my 2022 goals for 52 Ancestors, a genealogy meme run by Amy Johnson Crow. In that post I made 3 goals:
Turn in my renewal portfolio for my CG recertification. My main goal for this year is to produce 1-2 work samples to use for my BCG certification portfolio, which is due in December (though I need to turn it in a couple of months sooner so there is time for judging). The weaknesses in my previous portfolio were the research report and my citations. I have worked hard on improving my citations and making them consistent.
Write research reports and proof summaries for my maternal family. Writing more research reports and proof summaries for my mother’s southern family will be challenging but may give me something useful for my portfolio. I shall also choose one of those family lines to write a KDP genealogy. Too bad they all had so many children!
Create new presentations for societies. I have some ideas for case study presentations and will work on those this year. I find them more challenging than teaching about record types. I have a Civil War soldier and a World War I study of some California soldiers that I think will make good case studies. It’s been fun presenting to societies from all over the country and I hope I can do more in 2023.
What are your goals for 2023? Be sure to write them down so
you don’t forget to do them.
I'm not sure I like yet, but it solves the accessibility problems I had with Google. I didn't want to learn a new platform. I hope I meet my goals, too.
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