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Got back to Salt Lake last nightafter a whirlwind tour to California and back. The first week was spent in the Bay Area with Klemmer & Associates' Advanced Leadership Team #141, where I staffed with 11 others to serve 60 amazing and powerful samurai discover how to take that one next step when they thought they had gone as far as they could. It was a stupendous week. On Monday I Visited with a talented cousin of mine who lives in Richmond, collected some great family history pictures and was gifted with two beautiful books which I look forward to reading, as well as an engraved silver grapefruit spoon that belonged to one of my ancestors - I just need to figure out which one.
The back displays a shamrock hallmark, the word "sterling," and "Pat 92".
As far as I can tell, the monogram says "ELR" - most likely a Rogers, since it came to me from that branch of the family. However, I have no "ELR's" in my family tree. It is a puzzlement.
Bonus: Delightful visit with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sleepyjohn00 and his wife goodwitch779, and great eats at a great Japanese teppan place. Dinner and a show. 
Had affairs to attend to in Los Angeles and St. George, Utah, and then back home. Should be able to post some additional details and the requisite pictures within a couple of days.
Noticed today that Molly had a cracked windshield. Hqiz. Oh well, 65,000 miles on the road, truck ejecta, coyotes and other hazards, I suppose it's to be expected on occasion.
The back displays a shamrock hallmark, the word "sterling," and "Pat 92".
As far as I can tell, the monogram says "ELR" - most likely a Rogers, since it came to me from that branch of the family. However, I have no "ELR's" in my family tree. It is a puzzlement.
Bonus: Delightful visit with
sleepyjohn00 and his wife goodwitch779, and great eats at a great Japanese teppan place. Dinner and a show. Had affairs to attend to in Los Angeles and St. George, Utah, and then back home. Should be able to post some additional details and the requisite pictures within a couple of days.
Noticed today that Molly had a cracked windshield. Hqiz. Oh well, 65,000 miles on the road, truck ejecta, coyotes and other hazards, I suppose it's to be expected on occasion.
