Two items on last week's list were very important to me:
1.) Order a copy of the inquest file for my great-granduncle. I've wanted this file forEVER. In less than 15 minutes I prepared a letter, added a photocopy, addressed, stamped and sealed the envelope. D.O.N.E.
2.) Ask for help reading a name on my 2nd great-grandfather's death certificate. I decided to ask an expert for help with this one, I just had to DO it. Email wasn't available, so back to the old-fashioned way. In less than 15 minutes I prepared a letter, added a photocopy, addressed, stamped and sealed the envelope. D.O.N.E.
 |
| Upper right-hand corner - what is Mama's maiden name? |
This week's list is a little lighter. And I've already tackled a few of the items trying to stay ahead of the game.
The most challenging task didn't actually make it to the list, but it was part of Saturday's discussion; explore ways to incorporate the things we WANT to do into our daily to-do lists.
Go Team!
3 comments:
Love the addition of the video to your post. We really let things get to us too often in this day and age...always frantically running around and worried that we are late! Enjoyed this post.
Thanks Sherri, that rabbit pops into my thoughts often these days. LOL Glad you enjoyed him too!
I'll be watching for any updates on the expert's take as well, but judging by individual character matching, my guess is "Anna Wigden" or "Anna Wigdeu". But then I second-guess myself that a "barely broken g" could be a "compressed-for-space y"; and "Wiyden" brings to mind Widen (formerly Wyda, and "Weide" in German), a village in northern Switzerland.
Curiouser and curiouser! ^_^
Post a Comment