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Saturday Night Genealogy Fun- Your 2022 Plans/Goals/Resolutions for Your Genealogy Research

 Calling all Genea-Musings fans

It's Saturday Night again - 

time for some more Genealogy Fun!!


Here is your assignment, should you decide to accept it (you ARE reading this, so I assume that you really want to play along - cue the Mission Impossible music!):

1)  It's the New Year, and many readers and bloggers have already made resolutions, or goals, or plans for one or more tasks or projects.  Or they haven't yet, but could, or should.

2)  For this SNGF, please tell us what plans you've made, or what goals you've stated, or what resolutions you've averred for 2021.  Writing them down may help you achieve them.  Do one or more as you wish.

3)  Put it in your own blog post, in a comment to this post, or in a Facebook post.  Please leave a link in a comment to this post so readers can find your resolutions/goals/plans.  



#1 Write -  I would like to write about my ancestral stories on my blog. Specifically, write about the methodologies, and case studies like I use to do in 2019.


#2 Continue to add to my genealogy program - I will continue to add source citations, facts, images, etc. I did a bit last year, hopefully, even more, this year.

# 3 Work on my neglected family lines. I did a bit last year, hopefully, even more, this year.

#4 Continue to work through brick walls. I may not accomplish this goal this year, but if that is the case, the only thing I want is to make progress on them. 

I think I won the "Genealogist's Outstanding Procrastination Award" for 2021. Though I did some genealogy, there wasn't always a focus or I didn't make any progress on my goals. I didn't do much genealogy because I needed a break from looking at the computer and I had no motivation, or drive to do any at times.

Hopefully, I can break through at least one brick ball this year. Wish me luck. 😀
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