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Author Archives: matthannan
Calin’s first driving lesson
Seekonk Grand Prix on a hot summer day.
Otters in the Ten Mile River
I’ve seen a pretty decent variety of animals in this little trickle of a river over the past six years, but this was a first. Three otters swimming near the foot bridge behind the library. #Attleboro
A good day
Not the worst of Saturdays, even though it is Sunday for the rest of the world. Started off by having “boy time” with Calin. We went to Home Depot for a 12″ framing square and then spent an hour browsing. Highlight had to have been playing Go Fish with imaginary cards while seated at a patio set larger than our entire backyard.… Read the rest
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A visit to Glasnevin Cemetery
A few days after visiting all the places my Hannon clan lived, it was time to meet them at their final address: Glasnevin Cemetery.
Last year, I was fortunate enough to have a photo request picked up by an amazing volunteer at Find-A-Grave.… Read the rest
Walking the path of my ancestors
I am recently back from a trip to Dublin, in which I took part in the Centenary celebrations of the 1916 Easter Rising. I will cover that in a different post. For this post, I am more concerned with sharing my experience in tracing my Hanno/an ancestors.… Read the rest
Home Movies
I recently installed a larger capacity hard drive in my computer at home. I went from two 250GB drives to a 1.5TB drive. I also freed up a 1TB external USB drive that I was using for Downloads and general backups.… Read the rest
RIP Stanley the Cat
Do we cry for the departed, ourselves or the loss of Life itself? Perhaps a bit of each. … Read the rest
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