@Decadian. Good to catch up again. I'm ddoing okay with the passing. I still cry sometimes, especially when I forget she died and I'm expecting to see her.
More worried about my results. And at this time of year - an urgent request is likely to turn into March next year. Doesn't help my anxiety at all.
The semi local tribe know from looking that the soot on the walls indicate at least 2000 years of burning. An archeologist will be going to the site to determine the exact age.
If you have an interest, I say go for it. Rather than stepping on your sons birth mother toes - you are honouring your son. I think he would like that. Especially if he was unable to do it during his short life.
I call the ancestors of my local area - my ancestors. I don't have a problem with this - because I respect them and the land, when I go to the mountains. And by learning as much as I can about their history - I can share that knowledge with others.
@Former-Member. We have a beautiful native lily, called the Chocolate Lily that has a beautiful purple flower & smells like chocolate - hence it's name.
Well guys, I'm off to hit the brain anatomy books - before going to sleep.
Hope to talk to you all again tomorrow.
