How you-know-who plans his holidays

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How you-know-who plans his holidays

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P.S. I am still working out how, at age 77 years, I am supposed to start not one, but two generations of descendants. C
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ChrisGreaves wrote:
11 Jan 2024, 22:38
I am still working out how, at age 77 years, I am supposed to start not one, but two generations of descendants. C
I doesn't specifically state that you were directly involved, it could have been generations who were born to your second cousin, thrice removed. No?
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Leif wrote:
12 Jan 2024, 08:02
I doesn't specifically state that you were directly involved, it could have been generations who were born to your second cousin, thrice removed. No?
No.
Unless I'm wrong. Again.
I don't have any second cousins :notmyfault:, which means, I think, that at age 77 I have to start by creating an Aunt, or possibly a Great-Aunt. I don't know if that can be done on-the-fly to save time. :shrug:

Prospects for either course are grim here in Bonavista.
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ChrisGreaves wrote:
12 Jan 2024, 12:59
Leif wrote:
12 Jan 2024, 08:02
I doesn't specifically state that you were directly involved, it could have been generations who were born to your second cousin, thrice removed. No?
No.
Unless I'm wrong. Again.
I don't have any second cousins :notmyfault:, which means, I think, that at age 77 I have to start by creating an Aunt, or possibly a Great-Aunt. I don't know if that can be done on-the-fly to save time. :shrug:

Prospects for either course are grim here in Bonavista.
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You could adopt :innocent:
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jonwallace wrote:
16 Jan 2024, 00:04
You could adopt :innocent:
If it didn't work for John Cleese (0m 25s), it probably won't work for me, even given that Cleese was light-years ahead of his time.
Besides which it has taken over ten years and still the adoption papers from avuncular Bob have not come through.
(We are making progress; today we established that he has Bonavista weather and I have Texas weather)
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FYI: Adoption papers for a (ahem) mature Canadian ex-pat Western Australian from Lancashire are an impenetrable jungle of multinational laws.
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BobH wrote:
16 Jan 2024, 19:00
FYI: Adoption papers for a (ahem) mature Canadian ex-pat Western Australian from Lancashire are an impenetrable jungle of multinational laws.
That's the easy part.
A bigger hurdle is the Amtrak fare to Yuma! :broke:
An even bigger hurdle is that I'd get only ten minutes with Uncle Bob track-side. :weep:

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