Sunday, August 29, 2010

Instant Replay Sunday: Bunnies & Fairies

All right!  A second week has gone by, and it was busy.  So, what did we do?

Monday - "I know My Pedigree.  Do you?"  Millie, my Pug, showed us how genealogy research is a lot like building a house, and without the pedigree chart [framework], your family tree will be just a pile of names and dates [boards and nails].


Tuesday - "Lists, Beggars, & Being Picky"  We went over how how you need to make a list and check it twice so you can find out who has a ll the juicy stories will visit and share with you to help you fill-out the blanks in your pedigree chart.


Wednesday - "Visiting & Sharing Over Interviewing" Here's where we learned that maybe shining a spotlight in your family member's face and firing-off questions to them like an AK-47 is probably not a good idea when trying to make them feel comfortable so they'll share what they know with you.


Thursday - "What To Ask?" This is where we learned what kinds of questions ask that will help your family member open up and share with you.  And that people like to talk about themselves.  All you have to do is ask them.


Friday - "The Spice Fairy & Genealogy"  Here's where we learned that maybe I shouldn't write late at night.  Spice Fairy?  Yes, I was able to make a connection between genealogy, research, and organization.  Unbelievable.  I know.  Go check it out.


Saturday - "Jammies & Pink Bunny Slippers" And you thought the Spice Fairy was kind of weird?  I topped it.  And connected it to genealogy, research, and organization.  [Will wonders ever cease?]  You gotta read it to believe it.


So there you have it.  A week of genealogical fun.  Join us next week for more fun.  What's planned?  Organization.  Organization.  Organization.  You either love it or hate it.  We're going to try and make sense of it.  [In our jammies and pink bunny slippers while eating spicy foods, of course. *wink*]

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