Dear Ron: Don't feel bad about not answering--as you can see I have been a bit lax in that department also. However in my defense I was in the hospital for a while. I would like to get you and my daughter together online, because she is the one in the family who does the tracing of the family genes. I am going to read your letter over and will get back to you.
Dear Ron: I'm sorry if I 'm confusing you--at my age that's not hard to do. What I need to be able to do is share your information with her and I'm not sure how to do that--maybe you could help me with that. Dawn
Dear Ron: The last time I contacted you was on March 12, of this year about to end. Since then we moved, my computer crashed, and then I ,oved to Wasco, CA. where I live now. My son bought me a new computer for my birthday in October, so I am back. I have just watched the "made for TV" series movie called "John Adams"
Starring Paul Giamatti and Laura Linney. They both were nominated for Emmy's and the movie was too. It was done in seven episodes. He was a great man but a very stubborn one. He was pretty much responsible for establishing and fighting for our independence and the constitution. A lot of ego though. His wife was an inspiration. She was much more level-headed than he and tried to keep him on an even keel. She passed away before he did, and he died on the same day his friend Thomas Jefferson died-Independence Day--July 4. Hope you find this interesting if you haven't seen it before now. Me--I'm always a day late and a dollar short, so you probably all ready beat me to it. :):) Love, Dawn PS. I got the movie from Netflix.
Dawn May Adams
Mar 12, 2010
Dawn May Adams
Mar 12, 2010
Dawn May Adams
Dear Ron: The last time I contacted you was on March 12, of this year about to end. Since then we moved, my computer crashed, and then I ,oved to Wasco, CA. where I live now. My son bought me a new computer for my birthday in October, so I am back. I have just watched the "made for TV" series movie called "John Adams"
Starring Paul Giamatti and Laura Linney. They both were nominated for Emmy's and the movie was too. It was done in seven episodes. He was a great man but a very stubborn one. He was pretty much responsible for establishing and fighting for our independence and the constitution. A lot of ego though. His wife was an inspiration. She was much more level-headed than he and tried to keep him on an even keel. She passed away before he did, and he died on the same day his friend Thomas Jefferson died-Independence Day--July 4. Hope you find this interesting if you haven't seen it before now. Me--I'm always a day late and a dollar short, so you probably all ready beat me to it. :):) Love, Dawn PS. I got the movie from Netflix.
Dec 26, 2010