I don’t remember a person from my childhood who I found intriguing.
Yet again, I have gaps in memory, so who knows?
I suppose now, I’d find it cool if I could learn more about the relatives I haven’t met.
Most of them live on the East Coast. In Boston, to be accurate.
But we share the same last name. And from what I heard, similar personalities.
So I know I’d click with them in a way I can’t with my extended family who live in the same town as I do.
I hope to meet them someday.
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Super!!! Love it!!!💕❤️❤️
I have family in Boston and although I haven't seen them in 20 years I am glad I made the effort and did so. What is your favorite genre to write in?