Motivation Monday: December’s Goals

My fellow genea friend, Stephanie of Corn and Cotton: My Family’s Story has started a new series on her blog, Motivation Monday. On the first Monday of the month, she  states:

“My goal is to post a new list of goals on the first Monday of each month. I’ll review my previous goals as well, and hopefully the list will have lots of completed tasks!”

My thoughts, how brilliant! I usually start my year off with goals put into place. I try to revisit that post a few times throughout the year to see where I am and blog about what I have learned, what I have accomplished and anything else that has come along. To be able to take my yearly list and break it down monthly will make it easier to handle. Since the year is almost over, I am not going to make this post really correlate with my original goals.

So, here are my goals for the Month of December:

  1. Visit Rosehill Cemetery and find Graves of the Felske Family
  2. Visit St Luke/Lucas Cemetery and find graves of the Freiburger family
  3. While at the above listed cemeteries, take pictures to add to Billion Graves
  4. Since the weather is starting to change and cemetery hunting is ending, I want to continue to transcribe for Billion Graves
  5. Reread the BCG Manual for my ASM 1 class for NIGS and schedule my first telephone call. Also, read the article assigned and follow-up with the live meeting required for the class
  6. Continue with my blogging efforts by utilizing my list of upcoming posts to publish
  7. Continue research into my Jonas and Jaeger lines

I think that is plenty for the month of December, considering it is a holiday month and I still have work to do.

I do hope that you follow Stephanie and I along with Motivation Monday series. It’s more fun when others join in!

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  1. I would love for everyone to join us! The Motivation Monday prompt is listed through Geneabloggers, and the monthly post with followup is just my take on it. Many thanks to those that have started – and continued – it. Let’s do this together!

    1. Ahh. Well, you have “motivated” me to get this going. So, yes we can do this together. IT will help keep each other on track!

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