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Every family has a story.
This is ours.

A home for the moments we share, the stories we carry, and the memories still to come.

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Some things deserve a place of their own. Here, we gather our everyday joys, our big celebrations, and the stories that connect one generation to the next.

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Family journal · Public

San Diego (3/17 - 3/20/2018)

1.5 Million population Sunset Cliff Coronado Island La Jolla Cove (Kayak) Beaches Gaslamp (Restaurants, bars and hotels) Seaport Villas (Navy theme) USS Midway (museum) Old Town (markets and shops) San Diego Zoo / Safri...

Mar 31, 2018
Family journal · Public

Fort De Soto, Florida (3/20 - 3/28/2010)

It has been a few years since I last blogged, so it's time to write one. This was our 4th trip to Fort DeSoto state park in Clearwater FL, and once again we made it a road trip. Karen joined us on Tuesday night by Air, a...

Apr 1, 2010
Family board archive · Public

Myrtle Beach Trip

Purpose of this e-mail is to organize everyone's thought in planning. Wednesday gathering was an initial gathering and was a brainstorm session. If you make any comments of the trip I will incorporate into the list. It w...

Jun 26, 2009
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THE MOMENTS WE KEEP

A thousand little memories.
One shared home.

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Seong.org brings together our family journal, travel memories, photo albums, history, and celebrations. Public stories are open to everyone; our private archive is available to approved family members.

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