Well, edits have been made because we had to cancel the trip to New Orleans, the original point of this blog. The rest below however, that still came to be.
"Between this, and the plans I'm trying to make (research to do, people to notify, dates to set, ho boy....) for heading overseas to Vanuatu this summer, this promises to be a very busy year. Some of you expressed an interest in joining me on this trip, and when I have a bit more information to share I'll get back to you, soon I hope. For 3 years I've been in an anxious limbo. Three years of waiting to see what I could do with the plaque and where it would go to live in a place of honor. I finally see the light at the end of this tunnel thanks to the South Pacific WW2 Museum and the support of their top volunteer, James Carter. Upon returning home from the South Pacific, I can finish the book I started. Whether or not it will get published, to be determined. I've also been advised to set up an LLC - I have no head for business, and am looking for someone locally to help me out. This should be interesting.
And last, but not least - the latest edition of the South Pacific WW2 Museum newsletter. They just received a nice grant that is allowing them to further new construction. Check out their Facebook page to see the progress: SP WW2 Museum Just click the links."
So, a bit of news to share and another chance to wish everyone a very happy holiday season!
-Tammi
"Between this, and the plans I'm trying to make (research to do, people to notify, dates to set, ho boy....) for heading overseas to Vanuatu this summer, this promises to be a very busy year. Some of you expressed an interest in joining me on this trip, and when I have a bit more information to share I'll get back to you, soon I hope. For 3 years I've been in an anxious limbo. Three years of waiting to see what I could do with the plaque and where it would go to live in a place of honor. I finally see the light at the end of this tunnel thanks to the South Pacific WW2 Museum and the support of their top volunteer, James Carter. Upon returning home from the South Pacific, I can finish the book I started. Whether or not it will get published, to be determined. I've also been advised to set up an LLC - I have no head for business, and am looking for someone locally to help me out. This should be interesting.
And last, but not least - the latest edition of the South Pacific WW2 Museum newsletter. They just received a nice grant that is allowing them to further new construction. Check out their Facebook page to see the progress: SP WW2 Museum Just click the links."
So, a bit of news to share and another chance to wish everyone a very happy holiday season!
-Tammi
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