Throughout May, I continued to crack on with The History Project and can now report that it is finally complete! I did enjoy the project, but it was in danger of becoming a chore.
I’ve completed some more of the small album about London 2012. This has been about 75% full for a number of years and I wonder why I didn’t just finish it at the time. To be honest, it’s still not really holding my interest …
But no matter, I’ve begun looking at the pocket page album I began for Mum and that’s holding my attention much more.
I missed one day in May and that was when I flew back from New York City (yes, I took stuff with me to work on while I was away). It’s not the end of the world, and I’ve discovered that it’s become routine for me to squeeze in 10 minutes after supper to work on this project.
This West London Life 
Any progress on your projects I would think is a win. That photo of your Mum shows a strong family similarity between her & you. There also looks to be a treasure trove of old family photos, which I think would slow me down just looking through each one & remembering.
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I’m lucky in that a lot of the photos have details written on the back of them (in an archival safe pencil).
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You can really see that you take after your mum from that photo. Looking through old photos is certainly a way to lose hours of your day! Lovely to reflect back on happy memories though.
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In hindsight, I was a little ambitious in thinking that I could have made an album about Mum back in 2016.
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