Well, that could get into the realm of Too Much Information!
However, I will exercise uncharacteristic self-restraint.
What, indeed, to I share?
My opinions. Anyone who knows me on Facebook or, to a lesser extent, on Twitter, knows that I can have very strong opinions. If you remember high school chemistry, you'll understand when I say that my opinions often have a pH of 1.
My work. I do enjoy talking about the work I'm doing as a historian studying Spanish colonial East Florida between 1784 and 1821. A lot of this genealogy blog concerns the genealogy of the residents of that area during that time; I have not much time for my own family genealogy anymore (though today I did get an awful lot of very good documentary hints on Ancestry!).
My fun. One of the ways I share my fun is in online games. My daughters and son-in-law and grandson and I all play Diablo III (before anyone gets het up about it involving demons, yes, it does, but your job as a player is to fight them and defeat them on the side of good). We share fun, and in-game gifts and goodies. In another game I play, a much more peaceful game called Township, I share my produce and manufactured products with friends, both within and outside of the cooperative I belong to.
Love. I come from a very huggy family. We shared our love with hugs and food and humor. Though there were trying times, my family was basically fun to grow up in. We still share with food, especially at Thanksgiving and Christmas, though we also take friends and family out to dinner on our nickel throughout the year. I love my husband, our daughters, our son-in-law, our grandson, our friends.
Interests. My husband and I have a lot in common, but we also have different interests. He's retired, and spends a lot of time on the computer (he was a programmer). I spend a lot of time in my office because I'm not retired! I have things in common with our daughters, too (like computer games), and that makes our relationship fun.
That's enough sharing for one day!
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