Here's one heck of a family tradition!

I successfully completed potty training early. 💪

Nah. I will brag, instead, about my father's heroism, being shot down over Bastogne Belgium during WWII, and after two wars, returned home to earn his doctoral degree.

I will brag about my mother's carrot cake! And her Yorkshire pudding!

I will brag that my brother was valedictorian of his high school class, and was accepted to Harvard, (even though he chose not to attend), and went on to earn his doctorate in Paleontology and taught at Michigan State for 40 years!!!

And for myself, of course...NO ONE can mess up a kitchen like I can!!! 🤣🤣🤣


Not ALL of us are the royalty of the academic world, but we are ALL going to brag anyway!!! 🤣🤣🤣

As a pro bowler my mother had a greater income then those science nerds living off of their Nobel prizes!

I come from a long line of underachievers.

We coulda become Nobel prizewinners. We just didn’t.

😂

On Pop’s side, two generations out of slavery there were accomplished doctors, scientists and mathematicians.

I was second in the egg and spoon race at a school sports day when I was 8.

No Nobel prizes, but Phds, Masters, Halls of Fame, endless newspaper articles, etc., etc. in my family.

Our families do not define us. I am not like any of mine so I only count my own independent accomplishments and gifts.

We could all walk down the back stairs by the time we were 18 - well 5 out of 6 could reliably do it:)

Sure. Both my parents bowled duck pins for years and achieved hundreds of trophies. I bowled ten pins for many years achieved many trophies and qualified for the Pro-Am twice. More importantly both of my parents served in the US Air Force.

Not Nobel but what you asked for.

Why does anyone feel the need to boast?

Don't we all know that boasting is a turn-off and usually the sign of a fake?

My Grandfather almost rolled a perfect 300 a week before I was born, he missed a strike in the 10th and only got a spare, I forget the score.