This past week has been a FAMILY week. Granddaughter is home from Korea for a few weeks before returning for another year of teaching English in a Korean middle school for boys. Family came from Portland, Eugene, and Walla Walla to see her while she is here. Sadly, I will bid her adieu when she leaves on Tuesday.
Even with all the family activities, I did post a Monday transcription from the Centennial of History of the Township of Springdale. On Tuesday, my writing critique group meets at my house and I am hoping to have at least a ruff draft of a new article. On Saturday, Willamette Writers' February meeting is scheduled, along with an afternoon workshop.
So not a lot of genealogy, or writing, but an interesting week none the less.
Family weeks are the bestest weeks of all!
ReplyDeleteYes! Interesting! What a wonderful experience for your granddaughter--and how wonderful that the family is all able to gather to visit with her on her break. I envy all your activities with supportive writers' groups!
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly a member of an interesting family!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a great week with the family -definitely a priority. Does she enjoy teaching in Korea? My eldest has just gone to Kenya with Australia's aid agency. They have a taste for adventure don't they.
ReplyDeleteHope your writing day goes well today. Sounds like this week is more than busy enough to make up for last week.