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Thanksgiving Family Narrative Report
Thanksgiving 2016 highlighted year to remember spending with my family connected on my father’s side this year also marks the first time meeting as an adult my nieces Pamela, Yvette, and nephew Richie son and daughters to my half-sister Geraldine Tyson. Thanks for inviting me over to enjoy the delicious food and taking me down memory lane showing the classic photos (all never saw before) happy to see now. Special shout-outs to my great nieces Jaguanana, Monique, great-great nephews Anthony, Jeremiah, and Tim-Tim.

Tons more family must meet in person. Looking forward to meeting more in the near future.
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