Decided it was time to explore the past some more. Cleaned out under my kitchen counter. Found stuff stored there of no use and over 6 years old. 84,97,71,0,B
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5 comments:
toilet paper!??
;-)
just curious - do you have a place on your property where you put all of your trash or do you take it to a local landfill?
Saw a few cans of Milwaukee's best, but you quit drinking alcohol? Good for you John!
:-) Never know when one might need something. Good for you John. A senior physicist here in the hill country said, I'm so near perfect I scare myself. I was going to put something in my storage shed the other day and ended up cleaning out 1/3 of the shed. I was shocked. Looks good now.
Talk about family photos. I have none. But I just bought a book of Ulysses Grant in War and Peace. After I did my DNA testing with National Geographic in Houston, I did more research, and Ulysses Grant has the same blood grandfather I do. My legal parents have records related to Jefferson Davis. So that was a history lesson. I was thrilled to learn my true identity through several DNA tests.
Also Ulysses Grant seemed to have had a drinking problem :-) and that often runs in families and one DNA test emphasized and alerted me that I cannot drink.
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