I was quite surprised when I received an email from Gini of Ginisology last month asking if I would answer some questions for the “May I Introduce to You ….” series at GeneaBloggers. I feel very honored to be recognized this week. Thank you, Gini and Thomas MacEntee for publishing this series.
I wrote my responses in a hurry – thinking I had procrastinated. Then I learned that there were still a couple of weeks before it would post. I thought about going over it with a fine tooth comb to make it better. But I didn’t. So my “off the cuff” words stand in perpetuity.
If you would like to read it, just follow this link.
You may have noticed I’m not blogging as much as usual – pretty much just getting out a Sepia Saturday post – and sometimes not even that. And I’m not getting around to my fellow bloggers to read and comment as I like to do. I hope that will change soon. The older I get, the more a little change in routine seems to put everything off kilter.
Congratulations of being selected for the interview. You have a very nice blog
Betty
Thank you for stopping by and for your kind comment!
Thanks for the beautiful blogs my Hoskins family came fro TN to KY and then TX. Hugs Janis
Hi Janis. Thank you for your kind comment! I wonder if we have any Hoskins in common? I don’t have mine traced back very far.
I’m glad you were chosen to be interviewed. And your interview is wonderful.
Thanks, Jana. I think I have you to thank for being asked. So double thanks!
I loved reading your reasons for starting your blog on Geneabloggers . The six reasons you listed ( esp. about the kids, and the dining room table !) for starting your blog. You duplicated my experience very well .Love the names, Adeline & Eveline, too. Look like you got a great start .
Magda
Thank you for stopping by and your kind comments!
I love your responses about paying it forward and telling the stories of the living. You tell them so well. Congratulations!
Thank you, Linda!
Enjoyed your comments in “Let Me Introduce To You.” I’ve been a member of Geneabloggers for about five months. I joined to give me an incentive to post my gg grandfather’s letters I’ve had for over thirty years. It’s now difficult to get to the next letters because I find so much history surrounding each letter and can’t stop blogging about it. :-).
Regards, Grant
http://thestephensherwoodletters.blogspot.com
I understand completely! Thanks for stopping by!
“Thats me” was interesting and I am sure you deserved the recognition. I know you put in lots of hours with the geneology and still find time to “blog”. I do read all of them and I guess I should acknowledge that even though I don’t have a comment. Anyhow, keep it up.
Don
Uncle Don, you are the one person in the family who leaves comments for me so that wasn’t directed at you! 🙂 Thanks!
Great interview Kathy. I’ve always enjoyed reading your blog posts. I’m sure your children, nieces and nephews will truly appreciate your efforts to record and preserve the family history in years to come. Congrats!
Thank you for your kind comment!
Congratulations on your time in the spotlight. It is well deserved.
Thank you!