Genealogy and Valentine's Day - what a combination!
* Read my email and blogs, then wrote Amanuensis Monday - Probate Records of Joseph Allen (1667-1735) of Dartmouth, MA. Got cleaned up, and wrote Is there a New GEDCOM Standard in our future? and set it for later in the morning.
* Packed up my stuff, and off to the OASIS class at 9:10. got there at 9:30, was set up and ready for my students at 10. The class ran overtime a bit due to instructor enthusiasm. They didn't mind!
* Home at 1 p.m., had lunch, worked on geocoding my RootsMagic database and resolving place name errors (yeah, I still have some after the big project in December). Have 600 out of 4000 not geocoded now due to errors or unlisted places (many in Norway).
* Wrote FamilyTech site at FamilySearch.org and then we went to dinner at the Butcher Shop for Valentine's Day. Even had an adult beverage...and a nice filet. We were home by 5:30 and exchanged gifts. I got See's candy and walking shoes, she got flowers and oldies CDs for the car. Watched TV and read the paper.
* Worked down my email list a bit - got about 10 emails out before stopping and adding to the Best Of list, then checked Facebook and Twitter, and wrote this post.
Genealogy today was 10.0 hours - 2.0 hours doing email, 1.0 hour reading blogs, 2.5 hours writing blog posts, 2.5 hours at my OASIS class, 1.5 hours working in the database, and 0.5 hour on Facebook/Twitter.
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