Yeah I'm a mutt for sure. I already thought about the English thing but that's just too depressing to consider lol (has nothing to do with you). Did I ever mention that my wife's haplo group is a very rare one and that the roots for it are known to have originated on the steppe plains ~ 40,000 years ago? So before they migrated to Europe and namely present day Ireland, her original people were mongols. I can't begin to even relay what she has discovered over the past few weeks. One thing I will say is that she found her bio mother. She hasn't contacted her but she knows after a lifetime of not knowing. She has found dozens of cousins and at least one half brother and knows pretty much everything about her mother that can be found out on the internet (and then some from relatives). It's pretty amazing to be able to sit at a computer and look at the house of a woman who gave you up for adoption 54 years ago, or see her signature in an online funeral registry . It's controversial but what do people expect . . . . most adoptees want to know from where they came.
Anyway - in the end we are who we are and that's that I guess. Mike did you make me go off topic again!? ;)
