That is a fair question. The answer is organization. I have assistants in place that have specific duties though each of us can fill in for one another if the need should arise. Being retired has its advantages. I am home most of the time and try to follow a routine that allows time for each segment of my volunteer work. However, when something needs immediate attention it becomes a priority. I am a firm believer in family first and that extends to the CC's. Treating CC's fairly is the key to great teamwork. Through stability in leadership, the 254 county - 130 member Texas project has become a well-oiled machine that needs little hands-on management. The Montana project is also on the well -oiled machine track and for the same reasons. As for my home life, I treasure time with my family. I live in a 3 adult home with my daughter and son in law. I only have myself and my little dog to care for. My grandchildren are scattered across the country so we keep in touch with Skype. The result is that I have lots of time to devote to my personal research and volunteer work. Shirley On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 3:30 PM, Colleen via <[email protected]> wrote: > Good afternoon ladies, > > I'd like to know how you, Shirley, plan to SC MNGenWeb when you are SC for > two other states - one with 254(?) counties, plus your own counties, your > mailing lists, and your in-home life. How will you balance your time > between all that? > > Martha, I have basically the same question. How do you plan to SC > MNGenWeb when your are SC for California? How will you balance your > attention between the two in addition to your counties, mailing lists, and > in-life? > > Colleen > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >