January Jobs

Time. What is time? Essentially, it is movement. It can be a period, i.e.: stage, phase, an interval. It can be an occasion: hour, moment, an instance. It can be an era: age, period, epoch, generation. It can also be a schedule: timetable, program, plan, and organize. But in regard to creating your family museum, time is a count, i.e.: tally, computation, reckon, regard, view, hold, deem, esteem, weigh, signify. In other words, time to make your mark, be significant, make a difference and be important.  WOW!

In ancient Roman religion and myth, the month of January is named after Janus, the god of beginnings and transitions, and thereby of gates, doors, doorways, passages and endings. He is usually depicted as having two faces, since he looks to the future and to the past.

So as the month of January sets in, you started to make schedules and begin those resolutions you made, which I hope, after reading this blog, has encouraged you to taking the first step in creating Your Family Museum.  

Perhaps this is a good time to review what you have already read in how to go about starting this truly wonderful endeavor. Start with postdate 8/11-12/2014: “Be your own curator,
Part I & II.”  
  

Start making those lists: decide, sort, keep, display, save and store. Answer the questions, and after you have asked yourself, ask all the members of your family. When you done with this, read the next post, 8/15/2014: How to Build and Where to locate Your Family Museum.  And Enjoy!

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