
We all seem to start the New Year with the best intentions. Resolutions to become a better person, or accomplish a goal. In genealogy research, you need to start with a plan or you end up wasting time and money. By the end of the year, you can reflect on those successes or failures to determine if you should shift your focus, or maybe start from scratch.
When I came back to my blog at the end of 2022, I realized I hadn’t been here since 2019. My intentions in my last post were to come back regularly to share my family history with likeminded genealogists. A lot has happened since that I will share more about in future posts, but I can say that the Covid pandemic has made my life completely different in the past three years. So much so that I didn’t even realize that three years had passed! But my intentions were completely honest.

My plan was to write, and write as often as possible to get myself back in the habit. But like the quote says, tell Him about your plans! So I will say I am striving to do the best I can, and I won’t beat myself up if I fail. I would like to post at least twice a week, not including social media. I’m hoping that you will hold me accountable if I try to disappear again. The only way to make it through tough times is to push through it. Here’s to success in 2023!
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Hello, how are you? I’m a Neal from Louisiana.
Hello! Nice to meet you! I haven’t found any family in Louisiana yet, but I would love to know more about your family! Have you taken any DNA tests with any company?
Hi!! I’m a Neal from Florida.. my grandfather is originally from Neal/Concord Georgia!
Hi Shana! Nice to meet another Neal from Georgia! Have you researched your father’s family? I do have some relatives that moved to Florida in the 40’s.