Movin’ on Out
Creosote A moves out to the country and a bit of a return to his roots.
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Category: Family
Allamakee County Chronicles XXV – Parsimony
My parents were children of the Great Depression.
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Genealogy 101
It’s the absolute thrill of that one breakthrough that keeps the genealogist going.
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POLL: Names for relatives
It might be regional and/or generational and/or nationality-related.
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Poll: Infallible vs Fallible Parents
SP is NOT keeping a spreadsheet of the Glibertariat’s poll answers. Probably.
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One Year Anniversary of The Incident
I want to share this as it’s especially important for me to do so with this crew.
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How I Met Your Brother
Years of research on my own genealogy pays off when my brother finally decides to find his own biological family
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Prince Errant, Chapter 5 – Rite of Manhood, Part 2
Kord FitzHelen von Zesrin is one of the less influential scions of the powerful House Grosz without a prefdefined role. That does not mean a lack of duty, though the greatest conflict in his life is with his own father.
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So You Brought Your Kids to Put-In-Bay.
It’s not all drinking and eating. There are some family friendly things to do on South Bass Island.
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GlibFit 4.0 – Father’s Day Edition
I’m hoping dad likes the booze I bought him.
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My Approach to Retirement Planning (or How I Decided to Retire During the Coronavirus Pandemic)
Our retirement goal was to get there as early as possible without having to give up quality of life along the way.
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Time to Garden
For me the garden provides therapy as well as food.
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Happy Third Gliberversary
Three years ago today, on Sunday, February 12, 2017, glibertarians.com burst upon the interweb blog-thingy publishing scene, and here we are today three years later and still going strong.
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My Struggle
Yusef shares a few thoughts.
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