Four more get-ups until we fly off to Oslo. Linda wants the suitcases on Sunday, and I'm busy getting my computer files on the laptop updated.
1) Friday, 4 May:
* Read email and blogs, and wrote Follow-Up Friday - Reader Comments and Helpful Tips.
* Went off at 10:30 a.m. to the clinic for my blood pressure test, and stopped by the pharmacy on the way home.
* Back at work at 11:30 a.m., researched and wrote New Hint Notifications on Ancestry Member Trees.
* Wrote three Surname Saturday posts, then worked in the database for awhile. Answered some emails also.
* Watched DearMYRTLE's webinar on using FTM 2012. Added to the Best Of post.
* Went in at 5:30 p.m. for dinner, then worked on the CVGS Newsletter for awhile.
* Watched the Padres game until 8 p.m., then watched WDYTYA (the Rashida Jones episode) - excellent show this week. Padres lost 9-8 to Marlins in 12 innings, it ended at 12 midnight. Yawn!
Genealogy this day was 7.5 hours.
2) Saturday, 5 May:
* Read email and blogs, then went off to the Men's Prayer Breakfast at 8 a.m. We are studying Mormonism, and had two young missionaries as guests to help us understand beliefs, scripture and practices.
* Home by 9:30 a.m. to note that Surname Saturday - HAMANT (England > Massachusetts) posted and to write Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - A 100 Word Genealogy Challenge.
* Made the cruise shore excursion reservations, answered some emails, did some researxch on the San Diego Dill family in GenealogyBank.
* Tuned in late to the MySociety radio show. Drat, I wanted to hear about Mocavo.
* Transferred my presentations for the cruise to flash drives, Dropbox and the laptop.
* Went in at 3 p.m. to watch the Kentucky Derby, read the paper and take a short nap.
* We left at 3:45 p.m. for the trolley to go to the Padres game. We were in our seats by 4:45 p.m. and I read the paper. It was a Filippi's pizza night...and my ice cream in the helmet too. Padres lost 4-1 to Marlins in a quick game (now 9-19 on the year).
* Home by 8:45 p.m. to read, add to the Best Of post, and work on the CVGS Newsletter. About 90% done now. Wrote this post.
Genealogy today was 7.0 hours.
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