Family and Kin

Author: Telly Myles

  • 2026 Myles Family Reunion with Double Good popcorn!

    🔥 Sample Posts to Support Our Reunion Fundraiser Feel free to copy and share any of the posts below on social media, in group chats, or by text. Our Double Good popcorn fundraiser runs February 18–22 and supports everything we’re planning for the 2026 Myles Family Reunion. 1. Simple & Clear We’re raising funds for…

  • 2026 Family Reunion Hashtags

    “The Legacy of Myles, Woven with the Strength of Ganison, Bell, Sawyer, and McCullum.” As we come together to celebrate our shared heritage, we honor the roots that connect us and the generations that carry our story forward. Each family branch represents a unique thread in the tapestry of the Myles legacy — strong, enduring,…

  • Cousin Relationships: First, Second, and “Removed” Explained

    Understanding Cousin Relationships: First, Second, and “Removed” Explained Whether you’re organizing a family reunion or decoding a genealogy chart, understanding cousin relationships can be surprisingly useful. Terms like “first cousin,” “second cousin,” and “once removed” follow a logical pattern based on shared ancestry and generational differences. 🧬 What Makes Someone a Cousin? Cousins share a…

  • 🧬 How Much DNA You Share with Your Family

    Ever wonder how closely you’re related to someone based on your DNA? Think of DNA like a giant instruction manual that makes you you. You get half of it from your mom and half from your dad. So the more DNA you share with someone, the closer your biological connection. But here’s the twist: you…

  • What’s the Difference Between Family and Kin

    🏡 What’s the Difference Between Family and Kin? Ever wondered about the difference between “family” and “kin”? While often used interchangeably, these words have unique meanings that shape our understanding of relationships. Let’s break it down. đź’¬ In a Nutshell Family typically refers to your closest relational circle—those connected by blood, marriage, or adoption. This…

  • Why I Use Microsoft Teams for Our Monthly Family Chats

    You might be wondering why I choose Microsoft Teams over other popular messaging platforms for our monthly family catch-ups. Simple: privacy. Unlike many free apps that make money by collecting your data and selling it to advertisers, Teams doesn’t do that. It’s built for secure communication—not for mining your conversations. Ever had one of those…