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Tales of a Family 
The obvious would be stories of my ancestors arriving in the United States for their new beginnings. Less obvious would be the person or persons left behind after the death of a loved one and the start of their “new” lives.
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I liked this topic because it provides so many choices.
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Yes, it does!
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I am also starting to include more stories about me. Several months ago, my older grand kids told me they enjoy reading about the history of our family, but they also asked that I include more stories about my immediate family and me.
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That is a good idea. Eventually we will be gone and who will record our stories if now us?!
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