When the pandemic hit in 2020 and the world seemed to stop for a moment, it didn’t do for my genealogy research what I thought it would do. Working remote on a full-time basis for the first time, I was sure that I would have more time to do research. Surely the time saved in the morning and evening commute would leave more free time to research.
Instead, I found myself working more sporadically on the family tree. Sure, I was able to complete the goal of joining some lineage societies, but I definitely haven’t been able to keep up with day-to-day research. Or this blog.
Work intensified and other outside commitments have eaten up much of my time. Working from home is still working, it’s not being “semi-retired” as someone referred to me when I told them I was still remote.
Many well-intentioned and half-baked projects to write about remain. Hopefully, I’ll get them started before the next crisis draws me away.
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