(06-28-2023, 07:13 AM)BIAD Wrote: Finally! I've been looking forward to a time when Rogue members relate what they personally can
account for and their reality-based stories are untarnished by sensationalised media-wording.
I understand some may think family histories aren't informative because they are in the past and
often struggle to seem interesting. But it is information, it certainly is connected with today and
it's a perception on a personal level that doesn't get bogged-down with the worries of ratings-values.
Thank you.
I think family histories are important - at least to members of that family - because they tell us WHY we are WHO we are. Those histories are what made us individuals. That's where most of our being came from. If you make a bow, you need to know the kind of wood it came from, because that affects it's qualities as a finished product. If you make a saw blade, you have to know the metal it's made from, because that affects it's abilities. It's the same with people. We are but an extension of those who have gone before, and if any of that needs fixing, we are the ones who have to do that, too.
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