Share Your World – Week 33
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If you could live in any OTHER time, when would it be and why?
Early 1700’s. That is when most of my ancestors came to America. I would like to know more about their everyday lives and the circumstances that brought them to America.
If you were given a yacht today, what would you name it?
Myrtle, after my maternal grandmother.
Tell how you are feeling today in the form of a weather report. (For example, partly cloudy, sunny with a chance for showers, etc.)
Mostly Cloudy with on again/off again Showers. A little on the Cool Side.
List at least two things in nature do you find most beautiful?
Flowers, Old Trees, Moss, Rocks (small and large), Clear/Cool Streams, Ocean. I can’t think of anything In Nature that I don’t find beautiful.
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i’m kind of with you on what to pick from nature…since I said yes to your entire list. Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you. 🙂
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1700s, that would be interesting, to meet one’s ancestors. I agree with your thoughts on Nature.
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Thanks for stopping by and commenting. 🙂
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I can’t think of anything from nature that’s not beautiful either. I love your yacht name! My paternal grandmother’s name was Myrtle.
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You are the second person that mentioned old trees. They really are unique. I think living in 1700s would be hard, I am not sure I would want to go through that but if I had family there, it make a big difference.
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I’m sure it would have been hard. I’m working on an up-coming article about life when my ancestors came into America. From their records, it looks like they had a hard time before coming and after coming.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting. I will be visiting. 🙂
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