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". . . there is a comfort in the familiar, in the multilayered existence of inheritance; a stabilizing, grounding sense of belonging which comes from things with which we grew up, the landmarks by which we navigated our early years. They are the threshold between our history and the present, between what has been, what is and what is yet to come. A kind of immortality we cannot ourselves achieve. Often they are not of much monetary worth, but offer the far greater value of connection." continue reading...