When it was the senator's turn, that special sense of mission and meaning became even more apparent, like the emperor's crown and scepter. It was no longer a question of preference or remembrance but represented "authority."
His children would continue to use this chair and restore it, and eventually, it would appear in the family's museum, displayed high above.
Yes, many federal families have their own family museums, housing precious artifacts like indigenous leather goods or ritualistic items made from bones.
There are also artworks and treasures from all over the world.
A family's collection often signifies the depth of the family.
Tom came over with a tray, which besides coffee, also contained a small silver bottle.
Senator Cleveland unscrewed it and poured about an ounce of alcohol into the coffee, "Do you want to try?"
Lance shook his head, "No, I don't really like coffee, let alone adding other things to it."
