Do you know your family history or your family origin? If you asked your parents where your grandma or your grandpa were born would they be able to tell you? If your child asked you about their family’s origin would you be able to tell them? I became very interested in this topic after recently attending a memorial for a close family member. At the memorial several members of my family ask me questions about my dad’s family. I was asked if my father was still alive and if so where he was living, and other questions about his parents. Most of the questions I could not answer because my mom never shared with me details about my dad, his parents or my grandma and I never thought to ask until now. After the memorial, we decided to stay with my cousin overnight and drive home the next day and while sitting around the table talking with my niece she asked me if we could meet in two months for a weekend as a family to share family photos and put together photo albums f...
Words have power and so words set to music can have even more influence. Right now I have the song, “From a Distance” in my head. I love the message about how you may dislike (possibly hate) something until you get close and see just what it is. I’m relating this to how I grew up with large dogs (OK huge. We had Newfoundland dogs) and never cared for small dogs. I did not “get” the little dog attraction. In fairness, this was partially influenced by the comments owners of small dogs would say about my big dog. People would actually say “That’s a big dog” as if I was clueless. Some would suggest that my sweet, inherently gently dog would eat their dog which is not only preposterous but down right insulting. And, my least favorite “That’s not a dog it’s a horse.” This would cause me to suppress the voice inside my head from telling the person that my dog was a real...
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