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Hiking, Foreign Languages, Family,

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At 1:24pm on February 14, 2010, thehuhman said…
Andrew, haven't seen you around in a while.

I'd like to invite you to become a member of one of my more popular AoM groups. It's called "Family Man", and it's devoted to the betterment of families. It's for men striving to be better husbands, fathers and sons. Check it out here!
At 7:32am on January 26, 2010, Michael J. Austin said…
You're welcome Andrew and BTW I just ran out of Kim Chee ... gotta go get some more. Cheers :)
At 4:23pm on January 25, 2010, Don Davis said…
Happy Birthday Barbour!
At 4:20am on January 25, 2010, Michael J. Austin said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!
At 2:29am on January 25, 2010, Brett McKay said…
Here's wishing you a very happy and manly birthday, Andrew! Hope you have a good one!
At 7:42pm on November 11, 2009, Steve Ward said…
Didn't expect to run into anyone else in Korea on here. Awesome!
At 8:48am on October 15, 2009, Allen Winston Cook said…
Andrew, what a great book, "A Distant Mirror" is. I thought the same thing, man the research that went into that book. She has several other history books that are quiet wonderful as well.
Thanks for sharing,
Allen
At 5:21pm on July 20, 2009, pat barbour said…
Hey Andrew, you actually do look a little like some of my dad's side but I don't see any connection on your geneaology site. My dad was named John ('Jack') Ramage Barbour (1921), his dad was George Herbert Barbour (1883) and, finally, George's dad was James Martin Barbour (1844).
 
 
 

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