You know what the following abbreviations stand
for when they appear across the Internet: BMD, FMP, DAR, DUP, FHL, FHC, GLO,
NARA, WRHS, and so on.
You know how to use a digital microfilm reader
You can watch a movie, research, and perform
data input all on the same computer
With twenty open tabs being used at various
times…
People tell you that you have an old person’s
hobby
You actually know how to talk to the older
generations
You work two jobs, go to school, and still find
time for genealogy—who needs sleep right?
You know how to use at least five different
kinds of scanners
You use the library’s online catalog for its
obscure features in research help
You NEVER take a transcription for face value
You enjoy getting your hands dirty from time to
time when it comes to research—remember those things called books? (Yeah, got a
stack of them on my shelf about random historical things.)
You know what “second cousin once removed” means
Your ability to speed-read and multi-task…Pretty much speaks for itself
These three words get you excited: Salt Lake
Trip!
You would rather spend your Saturday in the
library than at the biggest ward function of the summer
You have been on a date to a genealogy related
function
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