Wow - it is already the 31st January. 2013 seems to be going as fast as 2012 flew by. Before we know it, it will be Easter holiday time.
This month has been a short month for me. I worked through Christmas, into the New Year and then took a week of holiday with my family to Centre Parcs. I have been back at work for three weeks and have not made time to write a blog. I have two poor excuses. The first is that I am trying to study for the PMI Risk Management exam. The second is that I am tracing my family tree. Both of these tasks have eaten away my free time in one way or another.
As for the family tree, I had previously gone way back along both my Wife's and my own family tree, but I had branched out in all directions. I decided that I needed to start over and concentrate on the male side of the lines, following the 4 grand fathers that we have. I will create a blog post next month with a short summary, but I warn anyone looking to start their own tree that the process is time sapping and very addictive. I find it very therapeutic, which is a welcome break after studying and working hard.
The Risk Management study is not going as well as planned. I am already behind on my simple study project plan, due to a slight lack of enthusiasm in the early part of the year. I had planned to read the PMBoK Risk Management chapter during my family holiday, but this was not achieved, as I decided that I needed a complete break from work for a week to relax and recuperate.
Study is now going well and the plan to read the chapter from the PMBoK will be completed this weekend. I have a set of 30+ questions on Risk Management, so I will ensure that these are completed on Sunday morning, before I have some guests for dinner. The most important task is to book my exam. I have already been accepted and have passed all of the prerequisites, but I must book the exam to ensure I have the correct focus.
I have been very busy this month on my project at work. I will create a separate blog post to update you all on what has been going on there.
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