http://blogs.jta.org/ENTRY_PERMALINK_HERE/which-son-are-you/ Boston Globe columnist Jeff Jacoby asks the question in his annual letter to his son. en-us aeden@jta.org Copyright 2009 2009-04-08T;16:58:00-05:00 stephenfolkson@gmail.com I am not an emotional person, but this letter so reminded me of my father that I had to stop and gather my thoughts for a moment.  When Mr. Jacoby asks “which son are you,” he is speaking to the many facets of his son;s personality.  I can vividly remember being one or two of those facets.  In toto, this by far the very best communication from a father to a son that I hav ever read.  My father would sum it by saying “be a mensch.” My fathger has been gone long than I care to admit, but I can still see him standing in front of me and saying “be a mensch. I am not an emotional person, but this letter so reminded me of my father that I had to stop and gather my thoughts for a moment.  When Mr. Jacoby asks “which son are you,” he is speaking to the many facets of his son;s personality.  I can vividly remember being one or two of those facets.  In toto, this by far the very best communication from a father to a son that I hav ever read.  My father would sum it by saying “be a mensch.” My fathger has been gone long than I care to admit, but I can still see him standing in front of me and saying “be a mensch.

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