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The Winter of our Content. Courage, Faith, Hope, Peace, Joy, The Realness, True Love, Calmness, The Light and snow, lots and lots of snow :)

The Luck of Brin's Five. by Cherry Wilder.

This is a story that told of a man who crashed on a planet where he was adopted and accepted by a local multi generational alien family. This alien culture saw caring and helping any living being who was in some way challenged or different, as an honour and a priviledge. To be able to help care for someone very elderly, disabled, ill or diverse was seen as being lucky, as it was a way to add to society's growth in empathy and kindness

When you don't understand, lean in more. When it challenges your intelligence, lean in more. When it makes you feel stupid… lean in more.

When we're faced with ideas, innovations and information that we don't understand – the natural human response is to lean out. To dismiss. To protect our ego.
But the key is to reserve the temptation of judgement.
Ask honest questions:
Why am I believing what I believe?
Is it possible that I'm wrong?
Do I know what I'm talking about?
Am I leaning out because I don't understand?
Those that have the patience and conviction to do this will undoubtedly own the future.
Those that don't will continue to be left behind.
What are you leaning out of right now that you should be leaning into?

-The Diary of a CEO.

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Ancestry Photos

This is an ongoing ancestry project. There are two sides to every story. Here we will have both sides (of the family) stories and photos.

Oldest photo of a living person

To start this project off, here is the earliest photo of a living person. It was taken in 1838 by Louis Daguerre. Exposure times were lengthy at the time this image was taken, and people who moved fast could not be captured using photography. Only the person getting their boots polished and the polisher stayed still long enough to be seen in the photo.

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First ever selfie

1839 Robert Cornelius, an American. Likely he had to stand like that for several minutes to capture the first ever selfie.

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1870 in Vinton Quebec

This is the Sloan family. My mother's side.

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Same farm, same farmer 1935

The guy top row in the middle of the first photo is Thomas Sloan. 60 years later, here he is with his prodigy.

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