I hear that no other has my DNA
And that no one’s exactly like me.
But if I take the test that my forbears survey.
Life loses its sweet mystery.
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I'm Jerry Partacz, happily married to my wife Julie for over 40 years. I have four children and eleven grandchildren. I'm enjoying retirement after 38 years of teaching. I now have an opportunity to share my thoughts on many things. I'm an incurable optimist. I also love to solve crossword puzzles and to write light verse. I love to read, to garden, to play the piano, to collect stamps and coins, and to watch "Curb Your Enthusiasm".
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Very well put, thank you. I've been asked about taking such a test, and my answer was "And then what?" I don't know what it would add.
Somehow this missed that Elizabeth Warren just proved that she has native American ancestry and now some racist blowhard owes $1 million to charity.
On the other, my sister said I should get one for health reasons, but I haven't acted on that.