Have you seen Lemmule, the uncle of my daughter's step sister's brother? The cousin of his wife's father's mother who is Auntie to her stepbrother's son's child, my grandson's girlfriend's sister's neice's father that went wild?
He lives up on Flatbottom creek where Granny met her father's third cousin's son's nephew who fell in love and got married in my wife's mother's step sister's uncle Lemmule's church.
My family is quite large you might say this is confusing, we all laugh and find it quite amusing. We all know everyone's faces and set our tables for lots of places. No one around here is ever alone and all are welcome into our family's home.
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