Journaling Responses to "Week Thirty-Two: Honoring Our Leaders"

I apologize for dropping out of sight the last two weeks. I've barely been keeping my head above water, and things have eased up just a bit, enough for me to try to get back on track. I wanted to let you know about some terrific responses to the last set of journaling prompts, which have been published on genealogy blogs:

• Elizabeth from Little Bytes of Life posted "Week Thirty-Two (But Week One for Me): Honoring Our Leaders."
• Thomas at Destination: Austin Family wrote "Honoring Our Leaders."
• Tex posted "President's Day...Late" at her blog, All My Ancestors.
• My own post is "Honoring Our Presidents" at AnceStories.
  

I enjoyed reading these, especially discovering which president each person felt was the greatest leader for our country.

As a side note, I encourage you not to feel that you have to write any of these posts in a particular order, or that you need to "catch up." They are numbered for my convenience only. You can write from any prompt at any time, and if you have a blog, post them whenever you wish. In other words, it's not like a carnival with a specific due date. If for some reason, like the last two weeks, I'm unable to get prompts published, I encourage you to take a list at some of the other prompts you may not have written to, so far, and use them instead. The idea is to get you to write about your own life and your ancestors' lives to share with future generations. Feel free to come up with your own prompts and write to those, too!