It was late last night when the Padres game ended so I didn't journal. It was cooler today - a normal "June gloom" day with a high temp here of about 72F.
1) Wednesday, 12 June:
* Dropped Linda off, home to read, noted that Betty With Her Doll in the Berry Patch -- Post 569 of (Not So) Wordless Wednesday posted.
* Picked her up, home to read and get ready for the CVGS Research Group, finished the member survey and made copies. Laid down to rest my eyes.
* Had lunch, left at 11:20 for the library and the CVGS Research Group meeting. The library wifi didn't work, so I used my phone as a hot spot.
* Home by 2:30 p.m. to read, then worked on and wrote Changes to Mining Ancestry.com Hints by Specific Record Collection - Updated!. Added to the Best Of post.
* Went in at 5 p.m. to eat dinner and watch TV news. Put the trash out. Padres game started at 6:10, so read the paper, read my book, and did dishes. Padres lost to Giants 5-2, so now 33-35 on the year. Fading....
* Online at 10 p.m. to read, then wrote the Treasure Chest post. Genealogy this day was 7.0 hours.
2) Thursday, 13 June:
* Dropped Linda at the Y, home to read, added to the Best Of post and noted that Treasure Chest Thursday -- 1729 Birth of Martha Gach (1729-????) of Woodbridge, New Jersey posted.
* Picked her up at 9 a.m. and home. Online to work on the second SDGS presentation and got about 40 slides done, so almost halfway. I feel better now!
* Tried to nap for a bit. Had lunch, then wrote "A Mother's Love ..... or Something Else" by Peter E. Small: Part V and Seavers in the News -- Placer County Pioneer C.P. Seaver Dies in 1914.
* Checked Twitter and Facebook, and took a nap.
* Online at 4:15 p.m. to answer email, add to the Best Of post, and start on the biography.
* Went in at 5:30 p.m. for dinner, watched the Padres game, read the paper, read my book, and did the dishes. Padres lost to Rockies 9-6 so now 33-36 and fading - 5 losses in a row now.
* Online at 9:50 p.m. to read, add to the Best Of post, and write the 52 Ancestors post, then this post. Genealogy today was 8.5 hours.
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