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HistorMee: The History of the Mee Family

Family Crest

We Are Family!  Nothing But My Brothers and Mee The distinguished surname Mee emerged from the remote northern part of China, habitated by a very lost tribe of Israel,  along the Great Wall of China known as the Wailing Wall of China. The area is so remote, some argued, that the Jews in this nether region wailed because there wasn’t a ...

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Eat Chinese Food and Stay out of the ER!

health

Eat Well I don’t have nearly enough data to make that bold claim with any degree of statistical significance.  Not that I would want to either!  Though I have plenty of evidence to support it! Perhaps it’s just an odd coincidence.  Or, perhaps it’s a pattern.  Can you imagine that marketing angle… “Eating Chinese food will keep you healthy, happy, ...

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Through the Twittersphere Comes Fuchsia Dunlop

Twitter Friends When one starts exploring the Twittersphere (if that’s even a word), one never knows what one may find.  And I would definitely recommend that you take a chance some time and follow the Twitter feed of something that catches your eye. And, I did just that the other night, and stumbled upon (that’s another one of those social ...

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So Many Holidays; So Many Choices!

Holiday! We’re in the midst of all these Jewish holidays… seemingly one right after the other.  What’s a good Jew to do?  Thankfully we’ve got a lot of reviews and rankings for you to peruse to help you decide which Chinese restaurant to go to! Ok, perhaps it’s just my family tradition, and I’m not typical of all Jews, in that ...

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Ode on a Take-Out Box of Chinese Food

שיין שנה טוב – 巴蒂爾l良好 – Happy New Year! No, it’s not Christmas.  Heck, it’s not even Yom Kippur, but it is Rosh Hashana!  Following along on an old family tradition (yes, my family was far from Traditional, but we did have our traditions!), I had Chinese food for dinner. We used to go out to a Chinese restaurant on ...

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