okay well my parents got divorced when i was younger and well i lost in touch with my dads side of the family and i havent seen them since i was little well recently my sister lives with my dad and i live with my mom so my sister gave me there phone number and email address and well its kind of weird cause there like my cousins and well to me there like strangers and i dont know what to do
karenR answered Monday September 19 2005, 2:35 pm: If you are wanting to contact them then by all means do!
Start out with emailing them. Just tell them who you are, give them your address, and briefly tell them how you are. Then, if they respond the next time will be much easier. Pretty soon you will be friends and wanting to call each other.
ByReasonofUse answered Monday September 19 2005, 12:15 pm: Hey, welcome to the club! Just kidding. I do know what you're feeling, so you're not alone. My parents divorced when I was young too. I do know my cousins and my dad's side of the family pretty well, just because I spent time with them before the divorce and kept in touch with them afterwards. However, in recent years, we've kind of grown apart. My grandfather told me about 3 years ago that some of the family felt like I didn't want to be associated with them. Obviously, that's totally wrong. Telephones work two ways. Here's my point, the only way to get to know anyone is by spending time with them. So keep in touch with them, but tell them that they can call you too. We're all busy in life and aren't always looking for a spare time to call distant relatives. So set up a plan with them and stick to it. It will be awkward at first, but they're family so it's worth it. Give them a call. It helped me.
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