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Tag Archives: families
Things To Change
I just read the latest from one of my favorite bloggers at The Zen Hiker. He talks about the cool side of the pillow. Except he says it better than that. Immediately I thought about things I promised myself I would … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged adulthood, adults, being nice, children, cold, families, family, iindoors, opinion, parents, reading, sleeping, snacks, temperature
36 Comments
A Matter Of Perspective
Memory is a strange thing. Three people can see the same event yet see three different things. Memory is like that. Everything is about perspective. Here’s my favorite perspective story ever. After my divorce, my kids and I lived in … Continue reading
Posted in memoir
Tagged alcoholism, boy scouts, families, graduation, memoir, memories, memory, Ohio Wesleyan University, perspective
17 Comments
Still Obsessed With DNA
This Christmas, I gave an ancestryDNA kit to my son and bought one for myself, as well. Whenever I get time, I work on our genealogy. And it is always full of surprises. One branch of my family that we … Continue reading
Posted in genealogy, Uncategorized
Tagged ancestors, ancestryDNA, families, family, genealogy, history, neanderthal, political boundaries, relatives, spit
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#SantaCon 2016
This past Saturday, I took one of my daughters and two grandsons to meet my son in New York City. We were going to Rockefeller Center to see the Christmas Tree, the Lego store to spend money and then have … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, families, family trip, Humor, Legos, Manhattan, metro north trains, NYC, Rockefeller Center, SantaCon, tourist attractions
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How divorce became funny.
Of course, it wasn’t funny at first. But with hindsight, looking back 27 years ago, a lot of things that happened then, and still happen now, are funny. I realized that when we have Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners at our … Continue reading