In the blogging world we all get to 'meet' people.
We get to know them to varying degrees.
Some leave a lasting impression.
This is an example of a family Ron and I have met this past year.
Now, you tell me if this does not warrant recognition as being a legitimate family.
And if you happen to be an American citizen maybe you can help and do something about where these two guys, and many others, find themselves because of some law that states they are not a 'legitimate' family.
Here is Mark's post today.
P.S. In my haste to 'post' this story, I posted some information that wasn't accurate. I apologize for this. It has since been corrected.
Jim
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