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A 32-year-old Hutchinson man was sentenced to 10 years in prison in federal court on Thursday for conspiracy to distribute drugs. Joshua Anthony Munoz had pleaded guilty to distributing over 50 grams of methamphetamine and up to 10 kilos of marijuana between 2009 and 2011. When he was arrested last April Munoz had approximately 221 grams of meth in his possession. Authorities say that Munoz has an extensive criminal history spanning more than a decade, and chose to align himself with a prominent Mexican-based drug-trafficking organization in order to elevate his stature in the criminal community.
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The Castro Valley Mothers Club (CVMC) provides a supportive community to mothers with children of all ages, as well as expectant mothers. The Club emphasizes kinship among members, friendships, a nurturing environment, positive role models, and sharing of resources. We offer opportunities including playgroups, family activities, as well as monthly meetings and a newsletter.
The CVMC was founded in August 1994 and is classified as a non-profit social organization under section 501 (c)(7) of the Internal Revenue Service, as such the club is organized exclusively for pleasure, recreation and other similar non-profitable purposes.
For more information, call (510) 394-CVMC (2862).
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April 9th, 7-9: CVMC General Body Meeting
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Boundaries Drawn For Neighborhood Redesign
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Don't Limit Amendments
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Resist Offensive In Afghanistan
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Still Losing War Against Drugs
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Rebel Against Flag Debate Hardliners
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Prayers Answered as the Constitution Prevails
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Now psychologists have found that his quip bears the hallmark of truth.
They found that marriage actively makes men nicer - or at least less likely to indulge in antisocial activities.
Psychologists at Michigan State University in the US discovered that those who married tended to have notched up fewer antisocial incidents by the time they were 29 - such as criminal behaviour, being aggressive and binge drinking - than those who remained bachelors.
However, the academics argued this could have just been because nicer men tended to be the ones who married
But when they looked at how the identical twins behaved over the course of the 12-year study period, they found marriage did have an active effect.
Once one twin married, his antisocial behaviour tailed off rapidly. The bad behaviour of his bachelor brother continued unabated.
Writing in the journal Archives of General Psychiatry, Associate Professor S. Alexandra Burt concluded that married men "are just not as antisocial to begin with. And when they get married, they get even less antisocial".
The academics followed the men from the age of 17, when almost all were single, to 29, when 60 per cent were married.
Commenting on the study, Ryan King, associate professor of law and criminology at Albany University in New York speculated that married men had "more to lose" by behaving badly.
He said it also reduced the amount of time men spent hanging out in large groups, which tended to lead to antisocial behaviour more than time with one's wife and children.
Kate Figes, the author of relationship books including Couples and Life After Children, was more sympathetic.
She said: "Marriage, or any committed relationship, is good for us. It socialises us.
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Our pal Brady MacDonald, of the LA Times Funland Blog, just tested the tweaked and relaunched Superman ride at Six Flags Magic Mountain and loved it.
I used to think the ride on the Superman shuttle coaster essentially ended when the car reached the climatic 415-foot-high peak. But now that Six Flags Magic Mountain has flipped the trains around to run backward, the fun is just getting started when you reach the top.
This is a great review that I highly recommend you read. While he absolutely loved the ride, he does have some tips and fair criticisms as well.Quote:
The further we climbed, the more my jaw drew open until my gaping maw turned into a maniacal grin. At the precipice, I screamed as the coaster stalled for a moment of weightless hang time still the best moment of the ride, forward or backward.
Filled with anticipation rather than relief (as was usual on the old ride), I looked left and right at the commanding view before turning my attention again to the 40-story drop before me. My cheeks flapped and nostrils flailed like a stunt pilot in a wind chamber as tears streaked from my eyes during the demon descent.
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Carroll County government lowered flags to half-staff this week to honor former county commissioner Richard Yates, a Sykesville resident who died March 5, at age 86, at Carroll Hospice's Dove House in Westminster.
Yates served as a member of the Board of County Commissioners from 1994 to 1998.
That board also adopted the county's first Adequate Public Facilities and Concurrency Management Ordinance in March 1998 as a means of managing the county's budgets and plan for future infrastructure needs.
Yates is also credited with advocating for the construction of Oklahoma Road Middle School, in Eldersburg, to help alleviate overcrowding in schools in the southern portion of the county.
In a statement on March 8, the current members of the Board of County Commissioners said, "Commissioner Yates left a lasting legacy to the citizens of Carroll County."
Born April 23, 1925, in Baltimore, he was the son of the late Donald Roscoe and Isabel Doretta Miller Yates. He was the husband of Mary Louise Dawson Yates, his wife of 53 years.
He was drafted into the Army on Aug. 30, 1943, and in April 1944, his division went to Knutsford, England. From there, the unit was called up to Utah Beach in Normandy, then Cherbourg, France, where Yates saw his first action.
Following the Battle of La Haye du Puits, which lasted six days, he was sent back to England until November 1944. He was transferred to a hospital at the University of Virginia for injuries he received and was a patient until March 1945. He was awarded the Purple Heart and the Combat Infantry Medal.
By using the GI Bill he started school in 1947 and worked for the Army as a civilian in the inspector general's office until 1986. He worked as a contract specialist for the Department of Defense.
He moved to Carroll County in 1963 and became involved in politics.
He was a member of Freedom Lodge No. 112 AF&AM, was former commander of VFW Post No. 4952 and was a pilot.
Surviving him, in addition to his wife, are daughter and son-in-law Julia Ann and Stephen H. Sothoron, of Sykesville; sons and daughter-in-law Donald Richard and Danielle Marie Yates, and Kenneth Yates, all of Sykesville; grandchildren Christopher and Casey Selby, Jennifer Sothoron, Karah, Kristin, Karlie, Kelli and Jesse Yates; and nephews Richard and Donald Baum.
He was predeceased by a sister, Jessie Adelaide Baum.
The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at Haight Funeral Home & Chapel, 6416 Sykesville Road, Sykesville.
A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
Interment will follow in Pleasant Valley Cemetery in Westminster.
The family requests that memorial contributions may be sent to Carroll Hospice Dove House, 292 Stoner Ave., Westminster, MD 21157. Online condolences may be expressed at http://www.haightfuneralhome.com.


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Rental property is in high demand and availability is low. Rent prices have decreased by 1% over the past 3 months. This is 2% higher than the county average of $1,485 and 21% lower than the state average of $1,833.
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The average home price in Steilacoom is $311,085, which is 3% lower than the average sold price in Steilacoom ($320,736) . The average home price per square foot in Steilacoom is $136 and about 2% of all homes in Steilacoom sold in the last 6 months. For Steilacoom home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 2,107 property records or search our 34 recently sold or 21 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in Steilacoom are only a part of the 2,236,254 properties and 26,238 homes for sale in Washington. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of Steilacoom also influence the average home price $213,379 and average sale price $362,748 of Washington. Listing counts, Steilacoom home prices and home values in Steilacoom are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.
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Man, woman robbed in Downtown Hampton, police say
Police are searching for a man accused of robbing a man and a woman in Downtown Hampton over the weekend, an official said.
Police are searching for a man accused of robbing a man and a woman in Downtown Hampton over the weekend, an official said.
A 22-year-old Hampton man was robbed while walking home Sunday night, police said.
June 5 is the deadline to pay numerous taxes owed to the city of Hampton.
Instagram fans living on the Peninsula will have a chance to meet in person on June 20 during the Slide the City event taking place downtown.
Per the city's of Hampton's eNews letter:
Pace Construction owns close to 20 lots where single-family homes will be built along an extension of North Boxwood Street and Stonehurst Road.
Summertime in Hampton brings heat, humidity and bugs.
This spring, the Shell gas station at Fox Hill Road and Mercury Boulevard closed, even though more than 28,000 cars passed the station each day.
A woman was taken to the hospital after she was burned in a fire in Hampton Saturday morning, an official said.
There are many ways that we show love to our partners. In a relationship, two people develop patterns and roles that are comfortable to them. Usually, we fit these into expressions of caring and not just of divvying up the responsibilities of daily life.
An armed robber got away with cash and cigarettes from a Hampton 7-Eleven store early Friday morning, an official said.
Noi Blackburn had lived in her home just a year when she saw men in suits scouring the neighborhood.
Rashan Dixie said that it's not surprising to hear gunshots in her neighborhood at night. But the shots that rang through the streets of Courthouse Green early Sunday morning found their way into a neighbor's home and claimed a woman's life.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday blocked federal standards for mercury and other toxic emissions from power plants, saying the cost for industry to meet those standards wasn't properly considered.
The York County Board of Supervisors budgeted $5,314,850 for law enforcement for fiscal year 2016.
NEWPORT NEWS — Sunday marked 60 years since 20 Jewish families formed Temple Sinai in Newport News.
The Hampton School Board approved several administrative changes that will be effective July 1.
HAMPTON — They're up and out the door, standing in formation by 5 a.m.
The Rev. Lindsay Poteat implored the 30 members of Denbigh Baptist Christian School's Class of 2015 to "take the long view in life" and focus on what's ahead rather than getting caught up in earning their diplomas.
A recent graduate from the College of William and Mary who championed efforts to help veterans through writing, music and even comedy will now be able to expand his approach well beyond the campus.
Every summer, health officials regularly sample public beach water to see if there's anything in there that can make people sick.
Sierra Club Virginia joined with two former military leaders Thursday to urge the Obama administration to remove Virginia from its draft plan for offshore oil and gas development, citing potential risks to military readiness, the aerospace industry and future offshore wind energy.
Fewer nutrients flowing into the Chesapeake Bay this spring likely means a smaller "dead zone" this summer, federal experts say.
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I'm a writer for a financial company here in Houston, so I actually did end up putting that journalism major to good use. I work for the marketing department and my goal is to own my own marketing firm one day. Probably because I watch too much Mad Men. I would describe myself as easy going for the most part. Most of the people who know me say I'm quiet at first, but once he starts talking he never shuts up. A sense of humor is a must if you want to hang with me; I'm a bit of a smart ass and love teasing my friends. I'm a fun loving guy who is adventurous and always open to new things. I'll try anything at least once. I'm attracted to strong people and strong personalities. I like people who stand on their own two feet and who are not afraid to be themselves. I like people who are honest and speak their mind, even if their opinion may be unpopular. I place a lot of stock in being an honest person and I expect everyone in my life to do the same. Most importantly, I like people who are adventurous and know how to have a good time. Life is too short not to take risks and my biggest fear in life would be to look back 30 years from now and say that "I wish I had done this" or "Why didn't I do that?" So, for better or for worse, that's me. And I'm pretty comfortable with that.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing cards , Playing sports , Political interests , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports
Cycling, Football, Hockey, Inline skating, Running, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs
Rice Village, midtown...the usual places people go to have fun.
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Rock n roll, live music, good beer, good movies, comically bad movies, traveling, swimming, jogging, poker, hiking, football, hockey, reading, writing, spending and wasting time with friends.
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I was so excited to get this! But was so incredibly disappointed when I did. To start, the color Red Clay is much more faded flat orange than it is deep clay. Secondly, the sizing just seemed ridiculously off. I picked up a small, which is what I wear in other RVCA dresses and most of their tops, and it swamped me. Not only did it sag around my armpits, but I could pull it away from my body 3+ inches on each side. I loved the original look of the layers, but it was just too much for this. I looked like a baglady who was trying to be a pumpkin. I absolutely hate saying this because I LOVE the brand, but this make was just off!
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Rockgate Commences Pre-Feasibility Study on Falea Uranium-Silver-Copper Project, Mali07:00 EST Thursday, November 15, 2012VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 15, 2012) -Rockgate Capital Corp. (TSX:RGT) (the "Company") is pleased to announce the commencement of a Pre-Feasibility study on the Company's Falea U-Ag-Cu project in south-west Mali. Rockgate has engaged the services of the DRA Group of Johannesburg, South Africa to complete the study. Rockgate technical director Bryan Hyde will directly oversee all components of the study process.The DRA Group ("DRA") is a multi-disciplinary, multi-national organisation that specialises in project management in mining, infrastructure and mineral process plant design and construction. One of the largest project management enterprises in Africa, DRA's South African-founded group of companies has constructed plants located on five continents.Rockgate President Karl Kottmeier commented, "We recently held the kick-off meeting at DRA's head office in Johannesburg and I am pleased that we have selected such a professional and well respected company to conduct this important study. Our policy of front-end loading on engineering studies to date has allowed us to embark on a full pre-feasibility study. We are confident that the results of the study will provide us with a very robust statement of the future viability of the project and a number of options for us to choose from when we design the process route and the operational size of a potential mine at Falea. I am also very happy to have Bryan Hyde directing the study process as his wealth of experience will be of tremendous value to Rockgate shareholders."Please visit our website at www.rockgatecapital.com.ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ROCKGATE CAPITAL CORP.Karl Kottmeier, PresidentFOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Neither Toronto Stock Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. Contact Information: Rockgate Capital Corp.Karl KottmeierPresident(604) 678 8941Rockgate Capital Corp.Kirk GamleyVP Corporate Development(604) 678 8941(604) 689 7442 (FAX)www.rockgatecapital.com


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AMES, Iowa – A $2000 scholarship has been awarded to five Johnson County students. Courtney Holubar, Andrew Mills, Gina Rayner, Ashley Vitosh and Rachelle Zehr each received a Hills Bank 4-H Scholarship sponsored by Hills Bank and Trust Company.
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Courtney Holubar, Solon, is the daughter of Ron and Mary Holubar. She was involved in activities such as school musicals, pep band, marching band, soccer, speech team, show choir, Bella Voce choir, jazz band and jazz choir. She was also a member of the National Honor Society and prom committee. She received awards for leadership, council positions and choir achievements. Holubar was senior class vice-president, a varsity soccer team captain, president of the Graham Champions 4-H Club and a Diamond Dancer.
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I speak of Danica Patrick commanding center stage in Sunday's Daytona?500, after Ronda Rousey and Liz Carmouche made Saturday's UFC 157 the first mixed-martial arts card headlined by women.
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The new Doom game was teased at E3 this year with the tagline "Reveal Quakecon 2014" What it didn't mention was that it was going to be revealed to the live attendees of Quakecon and the live attendees
According to a few sites like vg247 and polygon this is the case that is happening now. What a complete slap in the face, to release a teaser to the public and then only show off what was teased to an exclusive party.
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Disturbing, hell. That is HOT.
I have say Nic Cage, after naming his son Ka-El, has just left the movie business as a major
star — two films in a row that raked in less than his paycheck? Can we talk about his
upcoming TV deal at CBS?
Not enough steel wool in the building to remove that from my brain. Or the thought of Wallace in the corner manning the videocamera…
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I have not been able to upgrade my BIOS because I don't have a floppy drive or a CD drive (and, believe it or not, this is the first time I've had a need for either). I've been thinking about trying to boot the BIOS upgrade disk image from a spare partition on my hard drive. It currently does not have any AGP settings in the menus (it is the most dumbed-down BIOS I've ever used). The motherboard is a Gige-Byte GA-7VM400M. It says it supports 8x AGP. I know that doesn't ensure a quality implementation, but surely any 8x implementation can pump more than 25fps in Savage @ 1024x768. It's not Far Cry we're talking about :]
I've used older drivers on this card in the past. I don't know if I really had it working then or not. I didn't realize that I was having GPU issues because I always assumed all of the "lag" in-game was caused by my horrible Internet connection and Savage's stupid idea of sending only 15 network frames per second (which makes 10fps from the GPU not that much worse than the max 15fps everyone else in-game see). Also, those older drivers were used on a previously installation of Debian. A few months ago my hard drive started to die so I re-installed to a new hard drive and then copied over /etc and setup all of the packages using dpkg --get-selections and dpkg --set-selections.
I do know that older drivers worked with this motherboard in the past with a Ti4200 (maybe a Ti4400), giving me 100+fps in Savage -- but that was before Savage was using SEP, etc. I've tried using other games to test, but it seems like all of the games with an FPS counter (e.g. Q3demo) won't install or run because my kernel or X is too new -- I really wish that NVidia would include a benchmarking tool with their drivers instead of the current approach which is to say "glx is not a benchmark" without offering an alternative. Btw, my glxgears FPS is between 800fps and 1300fps depending on different kernel versions and AGP drivers (i.e. agpgart vs NvAGP).
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By ALEXIS SKAGGS
At 9, he was all I could think about. At 11, he was my first love. At 17, he was gone. Although Lex was not a person, he was more than just a horse.
He was my best friend, my partner in crime and my protector. With him, I was invincible. From our first day together, even on the rocky days, Lexis taught me many lessons. Most importantly, he showed me the purest form of love.
One windy, overcast winter day, when I was in the fifth grade, my parents and I arrived at a quaint red barn. Inside, we were welcomed by the soft padding of hooves on sawdust and a soft whinny from the refined black head that arose from the far stall on the right. When we left, that little Arabian was all I chattered about. I had to have him.
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The parcel he brought made me the happiest girl in history. Standing on the driveway was my best friend. As I cried and blubbered with joy, the gelding observed my every move. I wholeheartedly believe he needed me, as much as I needed him.
Good days and bad days — we all have them — but when a half ton animal does not want to do something, issues can arise rapidly. Most days, Lex would do everything I asked. Other days, his cooperation required an enormous amount of convincing. On good days, we were on fire: clearing fences, smoking patterns, you name it, we did it. Throughout, Lex was totally unshakable.
He taught me patience, perseverance and, now, how to keep my faith even when life gets hard. Lex never let me down, even when he faltered. Occasionally, our spills cost me some soreness, and once, a stint in an emergency room. Yet through these mishaps, our bond grew even tighter, proving to onlookers and myself that man and beast could indeed become one.
The night was hovering into Friday the 13th when my best friend lay down and went to sleep — with no farewell, no struggle, no outward expression of pain. My pain, however, was immense. Growing up on a farm, I had learned that the daily routine quickly rights itself. Losing a calf in the first hour or day after its birth is a somber experience, but normalcy quickly returns, for example. However, nothing in the world could have prepared me for the loss of my friend.
Losing my counterpart has been unfathomably difficult, but a supernatural blanket of comfort has embraced me since that April night. As days pass, the pasture grows knee-high and the dirt on the grave merges with it. Yet, the memories of the joyous seven-year bond of a girl and her horse remain fresh and precious.
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In my new life five years following my myeloma diagnosis, I am still coming to grips with what it means to me to have a cancer that could flare up again at any time.
The fact that I have my blood tested for myeloma markers every three months, and meet with my oncologist shortly thereafter to go over the results of these tests, tells me that this is not just idle speculation.
While I try to just relax and enjoy life at a steady pace, sometimes my worries get the better of me. 'What if I get really sick again and am thrown back into intensive chemotherapy? What if I can no longer have a normal life due to bone breakage and pain? What if, what if ... ?'
I try not to dwell on the future, since of course it is an unknown. I don't believe in 'borrowing trouble,' but I realize that with myeloma, one could realistically expect that additional medical interventions may be needed. And, of course, nobody knows when that might be!
So I am in the habit now of going in three-month planning stages. If I am well as shown by the test results, I breathe a big sigh of relief and plan the next three months as far as travel, commitments, volunteering, and anything else in my life that involves planning.
One of the things on my planning wish list is to leave my family's history in order for the next generation and any other family members who might be interested. I have several boxes of photos, memoirs, and genealogical 'trees' that stretch back almost 200 years. Somehow I became the recipient of much of this material because I have always been interested in history.
A couple of decades ago, I started preserving some of the material by photocopying and getting prints made at a shop that specialized in historical photos.
Nowadays, however, with our amazing computers, it's quite simple to scan photos, save them as digital files, and send them as attachments.
So one of my summer projects has been to start scanning the historical photos and sending them out to the family members who are interested in them. When one comes across such items as a studio photo, dated 1860, of one's great great grandfather, or a snapshot dated 1919 of a teacher in Alaska with a team of well-fed sled dogs, of course it's interesting!
I have a picture of my maternal grandmother serving as a nursing sister in Malta in 1916, in a hospital tent with her 'boys' (injured soldiers). My great grandparents from another branch of the family tree were lighthouse keepers at Point Clarke, Ontario, on Lake Huron, in the 1890's. My husband, children, and I visited there when the children were younger. The lighthouse is now an historic site with a small museum. That certainly brought some family history to life for us.
Last year's severe flooding in our area, and reports on the news of people being evacuated from areas due to forest fires, made me aware of how easily paper copies of our past can be lost. Old files can also be lost through the passage of time. Photos fade and sometimes are barely legible after a hundred years of storage.
All these facts convinced me that making digital copies of our records would be a really good idea. And who knows, it may also stimulate other family members to do some writing and reading about the life and times of our forebears. That's what they would have wanted, I think – just to be remembered by their children and grandchildren, and by future generations.
I had procrastinated on doing anything with my boxes of family history for many years, because I was really busy with daily life. Then, when I was first diagnosed and being treated for myeloma, the last thing on my mind was to sort through old files. I had enough to do just to stay on top of what I really needed to get done.
Having myeloma has nevertheless been a 'wake-up call' for me to tackle this project, because I consider it important to preserve at least photos and important dates of my family history. My parents, who both live in the area, and others in my extended family can still help me gather the necessary information.
Now seems the right time to sort out my 'family tree' files. I am relatively healthy and have the energy, both mentally and physically, to go through my boxes of family history. If I get sick again, all bets are off, since I just don't know how I will feel. I am not anticipating any huge changes in my health, but, as I mentioned earlier, no one ever knows what the future may bring.
And finally, I somehow find it comforting to look at all the pictures and writings of my ancestors and think about what their lives were like.
I hope that future generations will feel the same way.
Is anyone else putting their historical house in order? Do you have any suggestions as to how best to do this?
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The quotation for this month is from Ellen Goodman (born 1941), an American journalist and syndicated columnist, who said: "This packrat has learned that what the next generation will value most is not what we owned, but the evidence of who we were and the tales of how we loved. In the end, it's the family stories that are worth the storage."
Nancy Shamanna is a multiple myeloma patient and a columnist at The Myeloma Beacon. You can view a list of her columns here.
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