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	'''#13) I have heard you say several times that your father asked you, as his eldest, to take the lead in fostering family harmony and togetherness. The metaphor he used, I believe, was that of a tapestry. Would it be fair to say that your memoir is part of this effort?'''		'''#13) I have heard you say several times that your father asked you, as his eldest, to take the lead in fostering family harmony and togetherness. The metaphor he used, I believe, was that of a tapestry. Would it be fair to say that your memoir is part of this effort?'''
	'''SM''': Without doubt my siblings and I have many shared experiences, and this time I was the chronicle. I'm sure each one of us has a different story to tell, and perhaps if we could put all those stories together, we'd have a written testimony of our family tapestry. '''In Another Place''' is my contribution.		'''SM''': Without doubt my siblings and I have many shared experiences, and this time I was the chronicle. I'm sure each one of us has a different story to tell, and perhaps if we could put all those stories together, we'd have a written testimony of our family tapestry. ''In Another Place'' is my contribution.