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Chris Erskine: Organizing the estate is easy. But this fantasy football draft …

The other day, we were fondly remembering the time when one of our daughters used to blow-torch all the food. For Christmas, the lovely and patient older daughter had received a creme brรปlee torch, and for the next two weeks all our meals were singed a little on top: sandwiches, soups, sushi, salads - didn't matter.

At the end of the two weeks, my daughter got her Class A welder's license, which of course made her mother and me very proud.

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