ABOUT THIS EPISODE
My mom is a talented quilter. You're not still wondering which mom, are you? Sometimes I feel like a quilt... Lots of pieces of me that have come together in an unexpected way to make something unique. Traveling to Louisiana nearly 25 years ago to meet my biological family for the first time helped my gather more fabric to add to my quilt. Listen to hear more about that trip and how it will compare to my upcoming trip to attend my birthmother's memorial.
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Leaving my kids on the 1st day of school, traveling nearly 5,000 miles over 6 days, visiting sites built in the late 1700s, Bourbon Street, benignets, Voodoo, Sazeracs, poking alligators, family reunited, pontoon boats, epic food, spreading ashes and peace. My trip to Louisiana had it all and more…
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When people ask if I know my "real mom", I know they mean my birth mom... and I was about to find out. Who was she? What was her name? Where could she possibly live that will take me over 2000 miles away to attend her memorial almost 25 years later?
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