Elizabeth

Wait, was she some kind of goddamn genius?

What was in the letter?

What was in the letter?

What was in the letter?

Take a look in the mirror, buddy. I need you to look at yourself in the eyes and say, I am failing.

Take a look in the mirror, buddy. I need you to look at yourself in the eyes and say, I am failing.

Take a look in the mirror, buddy. I need you to look at yourself in the eyes and say, I am failing.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

What a cool lady. She seemed very cool.

What a cool lady. She seemed very cool.

What a cool lady. She seemed very cool.

She played Mahjong, we found out. Yes. I do feel like really connected to her right now.

She played Mahjong, we found out. Yes. I do feel like really connected to her right now.

She played Mahjong, we found out. Yes. I do feel like really connected to her right now.

I keep hearing about it. You know, people go through this, and it was just a matter of time for you. Like, my Uncle Roger, I think, is really getting into doing family tree, family history stuff.

I keep hearing about it. You know, people go through this, and it was just a matter of time for you. Like, my Uncle Roger, I think, is really getting into doing family tree, family history stuff.

I keep hearing about it. You know, people go through this, and it was just a matter of time for you. Like, my Uncle Roger, I think, is really getting into doing family tree, family history stuff.

I do think there is something about... you know, generational trauma, I feel like we have an understanding of, but also generational joy, like just carrying on the cellular kind of energetic activities of a family line. I think there's some really interesting stuff in that. And then obviously like dysfunction and there's so much psychology in going back in time through your family.