April AtoZ Challenge Conquered

Over the last few years I have taken up the April AtoZ Blogging Challenge several times.

As I did in 2023 I participated in  the challenge on my personal blog jillballau. My topic Gods' Houses may be of interest to my genimates so I am posting a list of links to my 26 posts published in April below. I hope you enjoy some of my travel snaps.

 
A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: A is for Altars


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: B is for Buddhas, Books and Bells


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: God's Houses - C is for Candles and Crucifixes


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: D is for Domes and Dragons


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: E is for Entrances and Exits


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: F is for Fonts and Flowers


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: G is for Gold


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: H is for Holy Men and Women


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: Gods Houses - I is for Information


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: J is for Jesus and Joss Sticks


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: K is for Kneelers and Kneeling


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: L is for Let there be Light


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: M is for Mosques and Minarets


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: N is for Naves


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: O is for Organs and Offerings


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: P is for Pagodas and Pulpits


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: Q is for Quaint and Quirky


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: R is for Religious Art


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: S is for Spires and Steeples


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: T is for Tombs


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: U is for Unique and Upclose


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: V is for A-Z Blogging Challe Virgin Mary


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: W is for Windows


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: X is for eXteriors


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: Y is for Yellow


A-Z Blogging Challenge 2024: Z is for Zakynthos, Zakopane, Zanzibar and Zayatsky

A Wish CameTrue

Back in 2012 I penned a post about Paper Overload in which I lamented about the practice of many speakers to provide handouts, reference lists in hard copy. I said" My plea to presenters is to offer an alternative to hard copy handouts. PLEASE."

When I happened across that post this morning I thought about current practice and realise that many speakers provide links to soft copies of their handouts to attendees or event organisers. 

The cynic in me thinks that this turnaround is due to Covid when we turned to digital delivery of  genealogy education. It was impossible to provide physical copies of handouts when we were operating in an online world. 

I hope the reason is because more genies have embraced technology over the past twelve years and are realising the benefits to the community of saving paper. 

The image I used in 2012. Source:  kathrynbutler.blogspot.com