I know nothing about paramedica, pitbulls, ponies, or poultry. Or blogs! But I'd like to know more (about blogs, at least). So this is an adventure. If you don't hear from me it's because I've forgotten how to find this site, or my password, or both. Let's see, how do I send? I'll click save and see what happens...
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For those of you who are perplexed, the Perplexed piece is one of our guest authors, my cousin Katharine Fisher Britton. Writing seems to run on both sides of our family, so I have invited her to share her work with us. It is a strange thing, the elder members of our family, most of our parents have passed away, leaving us, the cousins, suddenly the elders. On my father's side, we still have our Uncle Paul and his wife Kathleen, and the Parkers still have a few of their WWII generation. It is my intention to use this blog to allow all of us to maintain some contact. We all have stories to share, and it is vital that our younger generation hear that oral history. If you are a family member and would like to post, feel free, if you would like to have guest author status, just email me so I can set it up. All topics are welcome. Enjoy, ellen
Posted by: Ellen | August 18, 2008 at 09:12 AM
If only I was related...Better check the genealogy charts back a few hundred decades! Who knows what I would dig up.
Posted by: Aaron Doucett | August 19, 2008 at 09:26 AM