She never leaves home!!

This “art” required several hours.

When I see obvious errors, I feel compelled to prepare accurate information.

Complicated as a Rubik’s Cube. Documenting ancestry and creating charts is this old lady’s method of (hopefully) warding off senility or Alzheimer’s disease.

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Documentation took almost all day and the charts are time-consuming (and a challenge). Add “a mouse problem” and that explains my activities today.

I asked my California cousin if he was planning to watch the Super Bowl game. He’s an avid researcher and someone I  can “talk to” via email messages.

On Sun, Feb 12, 2023 at 4:52 PM <itplanning@zzzzzzz.net> wrote:
We will watch the game, even though our San Francisco team lost in the playoffs to Philadelphia. San Francisco had a good team this year, but we ran out of quarterbacks. We lost our best quarterback after the first game of the season, our backup quarterback in game 10, our rookie quarterback after ten minutes in the playoff game with Philadelphia, and our FOURTH quarterback suffered a near concussion at the end of the game. Starting quarterbacks usually last a whole season, but we lost ALL of ours in one season.

I’ll be FRANTZ [frank], I hope like HECK that it will be a NICE game, but it MEYER or MAY not be. I MAY go into a FUNK if my favorite player gets his BELL rung in a FLUKE play and ends up in a COFFIN.

That last paragraph is a creative “play on words.” The capitalized names are surnames in our family tree. ~~ Below: Balloons in the news.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I’m attempting to accurately document the families of several “same name” individuals.

My camera was lonely and wanted some attention. I won’t go hungry—but I lack perishables. Time to go grocery shopping?!

OBSESSIVE, COMPULSIVE addiction to Ancestry.com.

Yesterday, about fourteen hours sitting at the computer attempting to “git ‘er right.”  Today, I plan to avoid ancestry (no climbing the family tree). I’m using the computer to prepare this blog message and then I’ll walk away. I have a fondness for images and collages. Below are the ones I prepared yesterday and inserted with the individuals in my “tree.”

 
 
 
 
 
 
All these, and more, were prepared in response to the documentation of the obituary for this woman.

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When I couldn’t locate information on Ancestry, I went to FamilySearch.