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Roots. More complicated than a comfy sweater.

Published on March 21, 2012 by in TheBlog

It must have been super comfortable. The height of manufacturing in North America when you believed it to be fact that you would work at the factory until you retired, at which point your killer pension would kick in and you’d be set until you passed away quietly in your sleep, or your ungrateful child

 
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Hey! I’ve been there!

No words needed.

 
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Family Drama from the Bleachers

Published on October 18, 2010 by in TheBlog

TheWife™ spent the morning yesterday either on the phone with or instant messaging with her family in China.  One of the things that we both have in common is a family that has a propensity for drama.  I am well aware that we are not alone in our plight, but it does help us reach

 
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In a Parallel Universe…

In the spirit of the idea of parallel universes, I bring you this.  It’s simple, and more or less without significant consequence, but still with interesting and simple possibilities. I found out during the McMullen Family brouhaha that my cousin Curtis had been working in Toronto for quite some time.  His mother suggested I give

 
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We Congregated!

Published on August 22, 2010 by in TheBlog

This isn’t a religious congregation.  I’m talkin’ ’bout family here. On Saturday (the whole dealie actually started on Thursday), with TheWife™ and TheMom™ in tow, I went to a relatively large gathering of people with links to the family McMullen.  (Some photos can be found here) McMullen is a common family name, certainly, but there

 
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Trim the fat. Enjoy the meat.

Published on June 20, 2010 by in TheBlog

How many times can I harp on a subject? Lots. It’s really no different than what happens in the news or what’s often repeated by activists. Again I read about the dysfunction of a family dis-unit.  In this case, family is being used to describe a blood relative.  A family member lends a helping hand

 
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