Morning Tech Routine - Responses

Last week's Morning Tech Routine post ended with a question. "So What's your Morning Tech Routine? Do you have one?"


As well as getting a couple of comments directly on my blog post quite a few bloggers answered my question on their blogs. I have enjoyed reading their varied responses from Randy Seaver who talked about being a Technosaurus to Pauleen Cass who mentioned that communicating online with genealogy friends helps diminish the feeling of  isolation that comes with living in The Northern Territory of Australia. Quite a number of my fellow Official Bloggers for the 2012 Rootstech Conference also responded. 


Thanks to all of these Genimates for their responses. As well as finding out about dead people I am so interested in the practices of those who share my genealogy passion/obsession. I have learnt something from each of your posts.


The collection of posts makes a good resource for anyone wondering about the use of Social Media in genealogy so I am creating a list here for those who may be interested. Apologies if I have missed a post or two - I am just listing those that I found, others my have escaped my attention. Please let me know of others to add.


Pauleen Cass - Family History Across the Seas

Amy Coffin - We Tree Genealogy Blog
Thomas MacEntee - Destination Austin Family 
Joan Miller - Luxegen  
Caroline Pointer - For your Family Story
Karen Lesueur Packard Rhodes - Karen about Genealogy
Marian Pierre-Louis - Marian's Roots and Rambles
Randy Seaver - Genea-Musings
Helen V Smith - From the Desk of Helen V Smith
James Tanner - Genealogy's Star