No more #NaGenWriMo in 2022. How did I go? Not too well as can be seen in my post #genealogy #Geneadons https://suewyatt.edublogs.org/2022/12/01/end-of-nagenwrimo/

November has been #NaGenWriMo month and I've written 70 bite-sized ancestor bios to post on WikiTree & other #Genealogy sites. Some are only a few sentences, some are a few paragraphs. It was a good opportunity to focus on writing and, as @edintone notes, writing reveals gaps that we can research to fill! #FamilyHistory

#FamilyHistory My immigrant aunt Lee Wallace was born 99 years ago yesterday, on 24 Nov 1903. Lee directed the famous Macy's #ThanksgivingDay parade during 1940s-1950s! I've written a bite-sized bio during #NaGenWriMo to keep her memory alive: https://climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/2022/11/from-immigrant-to-head-of-thanksgiving.html

Still writing bite-sized bios of ancestors--which leads to quick research to fill an unnoticed gap in facts at least once a day! More than 40 ancestor bios completed during #NaGenWriMo in November, posted to @wikitree and MyHeritage and other sites. #Genealogy #FamilyHistory

Get ancestors stories recorded, a quick tip for #NaGenWriMo
https://www.carmelgalvin.info/2022/11/writing-quick-ancestor-biographies.html #genealogy #writing #FamilyHistory

November is #NaGenWriMo, time to write #FamilyHistory to share with family & if you choose, with the wider world. Every day this month I've written at least 1 ancestor bio to post to
@WikiTreers
plus other #Genealogy sites. Anything you write is more than before so go ahead and dive in now!

Who is your oldest living relative? I've written about my dad who turned 90 yesterday. https://suewyatt.edublogs.org/2022/11/12/my-dad-is-90-today/ #genealogy #NaGenWriMo

Time to catch up writing my #NaGenWriMo posts I have missed in the last three days. Problems with laptop now fixed. #Genealogy

My most recent post for #NaGenWriMo is about #CampingHolidays Where did you go #camping as a child? https://suewyatt.edublogs.org/2022/11/08/camping-holidays/ #Genealogy Feel free to leave comments on the post or here on this toot

I'm taking part in #NaGenWriMo a #genealogy version of #nanowrimo All my posts are listed in the one spot here on my blog https://suewyatt.edublogs.org/2022/11/01/nagenwrimo/ Feel free to read and leave comments #Guides #Scouts