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Tag Archives: family
Lab Assistant to My Eight Year Old Daughter
My eight year old daughter Elizabeth and I have been having a lot of fun recently carrying out all sorts of experiments with a junior chemistry set. It’s already been quite an adventure into science and not only have we learned a lot but we’ve also had some wonderful Daddy and daughter time together, working our way through the introductory lessons … Read more
Posted in The Science-Minded Citizen
Tagged chemistry, daughter, family, father, science
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Family Secrets Revealed
My mother, Yukino Asai, is a native of Gunma Prefecture, Japan. Born in 1934, her life began not only in a place but also a time very different from New Jersey where she lives today. Over the decades, she’s told and re-told countless stories from childhood, and I’ve tried to piece together her most vivid memories into a picture of what it was like to … Read more
Posted in Umwelt Utahpia
Tagged aunt, childhood, family, Gunma, illegitimate, Korean, mother, releaving, secrets, tombstone
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Holiday Celebrations and Best Traditions: Links in Our Human Chain
The 30 November 2012 issue of The Brights’ Bulletin includes a “Holiday Celebrations” topic that describes the “December Dilemma” faced by some people with a naturalistic worldview, who struggle to integrate meaningfully their personal lives with the predominantly religion-based social activities of the season.
The very next section (“Our ‘Best Tradition’ – A Potential Toolbox Topic?”) asks for commentary … Read more
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Tagged celebrations, children, Christkindlesmarkt, Christmas, Easter, family, gluhwein, happy, holidays, Thanksgiving, traditions
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