It would seem that constantly changing living locations has become as much a part of my life lately as it was when I first left home back in the late 70's and went to live in Australia.
It is happening again this weekend - still in the same country, and the same city - just moving from one side of the bridge to the other. We're quite looking forward to it, though the actual packing and doing it is a bit of a drag. We've broken our lease where we are and the agent has been able to find new tenants relatively quickly. The new place - which only I have seen from the inside - is closer to work for both of us now.
As well as changing residences, there has been a change of roles for one of us. Exciting times.
Once we are there and the boxes have been dealt with I promise this blog will be getting more attention.
In the meantime, there are a few things I'll miss from this side of town. The sunsets - and just lately the sunrises too. (I'm sure we'll still get to experience them post move though) The singing on Sunday mornings at the Tongan church at the end of the road, and the proximity to lots of shopping. Won't miss the neighbours who set off fireworks at all hours of the night, the cars with stereos so loud they set off people's car alarms as they drive past and the hours spent sitting in traffic each day to get to and from work.
We have a whole new suburb or three to discover and from the little I have seen there are a multitude of cafes and stores to browse and try.
I've been busy with a few other researchers helping people on social media with family tree brick walls - very rewarding - and hopefully one day a money-making pastime. I've also been updating my family tree with new babies arriving over the last couple of months and contacting cousins who have been matched through that DNA spit test we did last year.
I saw a post today along the lines of my last one - 5 generation migration and location - but this one is 5 generations causes of death. Watch out for that popping up here when I have more time on my hand.
Plus, accommodation has been booked and days partially planned for our holiday which is rapidly approaching. Just rental cars, visas and spending money to sort out now.
So while you wait in anticipation for my next post enjoy these pics of some of those sunsets with Maungakiekie (One Tree Hill) on the horizon which we are leaving behind.
So I thought it could be a good idea to share what I have been up to - and most importantly record some of my genealogy research, because sometimes my brain is so full it is nearly bursting and I just cant remember where I wrote that very important new fact or discovery down. Hopefully, now I will know.
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Showing posts with label 5 Generations. Show all posts
Friday, 15 April 2016
Sunday, 27 March 2016
5 Generations of migration and location
Well, my feed has been full of these amazing pedigree charts from fellow genealogists, so I just had to join in. In fact I've done four - my parents, my own and my daughters, to see the differences a generation makes in both directions.
No wonder that DNA puzzle is hard to solve.
This was all initiated by J Paul Hawthorne. What a great idea.
There you go - not as pretty as they could be, but you get the general idea. You might need to enlarge them to read closely.
No wonder that DNA puzzle is hard to solve.
This was all initiated by J Paul Hawthorne. What a great idea.
ME
DAD
MUM
LAUREN
There you go - not as pretty as they could be, but you get the general idea. You might need to enlarge them to read closely.
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