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Continue reading →: Found Great-Grandpa Abner In 1860
“If you don’t know where you are going, remember where you came from.” African proverb A lost child who is found by the police or a responsible adult is typically asked, “What’s your name? Who are your parents? Where do you live?” These fundamental questions help return the child to…
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Continue reading →: Annie, How’s Abner?
“How many times I got tell you to go outside and play? Stop asking me who she is. I told you already. Go on now!” Wiping her dishwater drenched hands in her apron, my mother turned from the sink with the look I knew meant business. So I quit questioning…
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