Jetlag and Other Things

Why is it that time can fly by without any reason? That is what happened to me this evening. Today, I thought that I would get everything done in the timeframe that I wanted it done, but I just realized that I forgot something important.

I guess that that I am under the influence of jetlag without realizing it. I am ready to go to bed about 8:30 or 9:00 pm and I just think about just staying up until 9:30. This evening, we also had a couple of visitors for about an hour.

I did manage to wash the dishes after our visitors left, but then I sat down at the computer and started to do some work on Ancestry. When I took a short break just now, thinking that I should go to bed, I realized that I had one more thing to do.

I am trying to get into a routine that I get certain things done by certain times so that I have a balanced life and can complete everything that I set out to do. Fridays, I usually go for massage therapy in the morning every other week. I also usually try to get some resumes out to possible employers. Then, in the late afternoon, I go over to the mess for social hour. I like to go over so that I can meet my husband’s co-workers and possibly make a friend or two.

Well, I did all of that, but when I got home, I should have worked on my blog at that time. Instead, I was looking into something else. Then along came time to make and eat supper.

All that I can ask you is to be patient with me. I am still getting used to the idea of writing a blog, let alone writing an entry every day. I do like it when it has been completed and find out where in the world the readers are.

This is going to be short tonight as I need to get up in the morning. I need to do some preparation for tomorrow evening when the first Newfoundland Family History Fireside Chat will be taking place. This first one is being broadcasted through Skype between St John’s, Bay Roberts, Corner Brook, and Grand Falls-Windsor. Lesley Anderson from Ancestry is our first speaker and Yvonne Sorensen from FamilySearch is our second and final speaker. Lesley will be speaking from the chapel of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in St John’s, and Yvonne will be skyping in from Salt Lake City. We are looking forward to this being the first of a series of Family History Fireside Chats.

Good night all and sweet dreams.