So - don't take life too seriously; it's the next life that counts when we will know who all "these" people are that bug us now!!! We'll probably find out that we will love them all :)
I guess that means that racism is a term used to talk about the relatives. Kind of funny when you think about it. But I always knew that I was related to Martin Luther King. After all, our creator started with two people, not 10 or 20 (for those of us who believe that there is a God and not an amoeba in charge of creation, for the rest of you, an amoeba is your cousin). Thanks, cousin.
What's most fascinating about "Human Family Reunion" is the fact that only one person commented on it, and I'm merely the second to comment. The big question remains: why have people avoided commenting on this segment? What was it about this presentation that scared them off? Or, should the question be asked in another way? I'm open to suggestions. Regardless, it's still very interesting that so few found such a powerful truth to be so irrelevant to their lives . . . scary! No wonder people don't get along--they ... more (125 words)
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So - don't take life too seriously; it's the next life that counts when we will know who all "these" people are that bug us now!!! We'll probably find out that we will love them all :)Meandering
Yep, we are all related. Even that smelling guy down the road. I find that my family annoys me more that my distant relatives.steph
does that mean im related to you, video dude that i dont know your name. does that help me get into [22]? =DDeelighted
I guess that means that racism is a term used to talk about the relatives. Kind of funny when you think about it. But I always knew that I was related to Martin Luther King. After all, our creator started with two people, not 10 or 20 (for those of us who believe that there is a God and not an amoeba in charge of creation, for the rest of you, an amoeba is your cousin). Thanks, cousin.Bob
What's most fascinating about "Human Family Reunion" is the fact that only one person commented on it, and I'm merely the second to comment. The big question remains: why have people avoided commenting on this segment? What was it about this presentation that scared them off? Or, should the question be asked in another way? I'm open to suggestions. Regardless, it's still very interesting that so few found such a powerful truth to be so irrelevant to their lives . . . scary! No wonder people don't get along--they ... more (125 words)shewhomustbeobeyed
a must-have intro act for your next genealogical seminar!