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Setting a Place for Your Family Reunion

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Summary: Your place for family reunion games and ideas! Learn how to choose a place for your family reunion in this free planning video from our family reunion authority.

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By Peggy Charlton
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Peggy Charlton has taught high school drama and theater classes for over 20 years. She has directed award-winning one act plays and has hosted workshops at Palacios High School.read more

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"Hi! I'm Peggy Carlton talking for Expert Village today on family reunions. The place needs to be something a general place where everyone comes and gathers of course. We decided that we make our place the family home place my brother had decided to build a bunk house where our family home stood so this is where we have it and it is wonderful. It was great for me to tell my little great nieces and nephews that where little bitty hey this is the place that I use to play just like your playing now and of course the house is long gone the barn but you know it is just a really neat thing. You might try a big motel if you have a huge family and maybe there is a meeting room and there is different things to do like a pool, you know you will swim or you go to the beach or something like that. So I will suggest perhaps if this works our for everyone that you would pick the place where you grow up the oldest people grow up and that is where your heritage is and that might be where you might want to have it. "

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