Posted by Goose on June 04, 2017 at 16:50:28 from (70.198.1.251):
Till next year.
My wife's family's annual reunion. She has/had six older brothers, (two survive), and between six and ten assorted half brothers and half sisters. No one knows for sure. Every reunion strange people show up that no one has seen before. And the word "strange" can be used in more than one context.
Today there were close to sixty present. The combined weight of the females would have approximately equaled the displacement of the USS Saratoga.
Somewhere a tattoo artist is retired in luxury. And that's just from the female side of the family.
Biblical style long beards seemed to be in style among the men today. Maybe made them harder to identify. On the flip side, a nephew who likes to project a "biker" image was clean shaven and neatly dressed.
Like they say, you can choose your friends, but you can't choose your relatives. But, everyone jokes about it and has a good time, and I guess that's what it's about.
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