Perry Said:

Am I related to Robert Goddard?

We Answered:

Goddard was born in 1882 Worcester, Massachusetts to Nahum Danford Goddard (1859 MA–1928 MA) and Fannie Louise Hoyt (1864–1920). Robert was their only child to live to adulthood."* So unless you can trace your tree back to a sibling of Nahum Goddard, Robert's father then no you are not related. If you do then you are a cousin
Robert's grandfather was also named Nahum, the grandparents are listed in the 1880 MA Worcester Co, Worcester Twsp before Robert was born and father Nahum married mother.
He married at age 42 (abt 1925) and he and his wife Esther have no children listed in household 1930 census, living in Worcester.

This Goddard family tree is on th World Connect thru Rootsweb.
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.co…

Jean Said:

Anyone ever been to Camp Goddard?

We Answered:

ohhh it looks like fun! i wanna go!

Becky Said:

Fred phelps telling elementry children that god hates them?!?! do u think he will go to hell?

We Answered:

Please don't feel bad. Tell your school authorities teach English properly.

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Kristina Said:

I'm starting a new school in the middle of the year. Does anyone have advice?

We Answered:

don't worry too much. there'll be friends who will accept you as you are. just be yourself and be a cheerful person. Like the people around you and they will like you too. it's the principle thing to have good relationship with people. don't be afraid to show your true self.

it's always challenging to face a new beginning and a change, just be sure and be confident that everything is going to be great.

start to make new friends and u'll find it very interesting. i used to hate change but i like challenges and challenges bring me to another level of life. you'd try to love change. changing is an important part in life! ^^

change your attitude towards change. be positive that u'll get all the best in the change. whenever you're afraid, think the opposite thing and u'll get more confident.

have a try!