Not sure we have anything unique about us really Barb,... I have a really elderly aunt who was 99 last tuesday.. She is pretty unique, as she is still really active and fiercely independent.. It staggers us sometimes to think she is the great age she is, because she is just so together, and fit. XXX

My daughter at 21 was the first person to go to University ever in our family and now at the age of 21 she works with both adults and children with Autism. She loves it and really understands how they think probably because she has a mum and brother with ADD which is is on the Autistic Spectrum I think.
My son at 23 has ADD and that means that he has struggled in life and had only one friend through his whole school life and suffered bouts of depression, bullying but when I thought he would be like that forever, I discovered with help that he was capable of having a really good social life against all the odds. I am so proud of him for that and he helps so many others who are hurting and he has a lot of mothers who take him under their wings when I am not with him so I know he is safe. They are both such blessings to me

My grandfather put up a stained glass window to my grandmother's memory in a English church - never heard of anyone doing that only rich landowners and my grandfather was not a landowner, didn't even own his house or a car!

the people i consider my REAL family, i first met online and then in person. that's pretty unique. i have no desire to spend time with my birth family.

85% of us live w/in a 90 miles radius of each other... I mean aunts uncles cousins and second cousins. Most of us have never left the area. I can see many of my cousins just around town and many of them live right here. We are just crazy about New Mexico I guess. LOL
xo