JTFenthusiast2,
Sorry for the late reply. Work has been absolutely horrendous lately, 1 step forward 6 steps backwards.
To this day I do not know why my Grandmother put so much emphasis on observing Passover or reading the Torah to me as a child. She had a passion for Biblical history. On many, many occasions when I was a child she would be having talks and asking questions to Hashem, I never understood at the time, but now I do. Unfortunately she passed away 11 years ago which hit me really hard and still does to this day, I have so many questions for her.
I was chatting to the Beth Din last month and they seem to think that she was a Jew but because of having lived and been born in England (1914 thereabouts) her family converted because of hostility towards Jews in Europe.
As i'm the only child and my family is scattered it's proving very hard to pin down my ancestry roots. I do know for certain that everything about Judaism feels right. It's that feeling in your heart when you feel ease, peace and longing to make our creator happy and proud. Everyday I ponder the Torah, evaluate my attitude and try my darndest to walk the narrow path.
Maybe in time it will become clear and all my questions answered, {{there's only 1 who know's that}}, but until then i'll keep growing and learning and teaching my children.
Take care, shalom.
