Update

 Update

There are only two more posts I have left to do to complete this series to a point I'll be happy with. I'm working on a post on the Child Era of the 19th century, and then later there'll be a post on the 13th century Family Era. However that second one will probably be a long wait, as I feel I need to brush up on my Medieval knowledge a bit, and end the series on a good note. Then I'll be able to rest on my laurels.



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