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Showing posts with label History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label History. Show all posts
11 November 2011

Five Minute Friday: Today and Thank You

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I walk past him in the cereal aisle.  His walk tired, deliberate.  His shoes black and polished, coat gray and an older style.  His hair jus...
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07 September 2011

Wordless Wednesday: A Fairy Charm

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The past couple of weekends, we were at Bristol Renaissance Faire .  We were there last year every weekend it was open.  As usual, we had ...
11 August 2011

The US Becoming Old Poland? Let's Get Serious

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Article first published as The US Becoming Old Poland? Let's Get Serious on Technorati. I read an article yesterday on the Washingt...
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06 July 2011

Wordless Wednesday: A Nature Preserve

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We found this park to go for a walk in.  I had to take a photo and share of the entrance.  It reminded me of many places in Europe... N...
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01 May 2011

Letter To Heaven: Dear Beloved Polish Pope (Part 1)

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I have no doubt your final place is in Heaven.  None in my heart. I know your papal name was John Paul II and your birth name was Karol Wo...
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26 April 2011

After Chernobyl

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It has been 25 years since the Chernobyl disaster in Ukraine, to the day.  25 years ago, Ukraine, like Poland and other countries, was par...
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19 April 2011

A Cemetery in a Small Village in the Polish Countryside and WWII

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My first experience seeing, feeling, and understanding the effects of WWII on Poland and myself was not while reading history books, or watc...
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10 April 2011

If you really knew me, you would know that...

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when I wear all black, something sad happened.  It isn't that black is my color for depression, it's my color for mourning and only ...
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25 March 2011

Ze Bloc Blogs

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I have been on Twitter and googling for some time, searching for other Mamas online who share in my experiences, history and food preference...
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15 March 2011

Poland's Decision to Suspend Compensation Plans for WWII Victims

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I should be writing a recipe about Polish Creamed Green Peas and another about raising a bi-lingual child in the USA, but... Right now, th...
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16 December 2010

Polish Grandmother: Babcia, Busia, Buzia, Busza, Babusza, Babusia, Babunia, Bubi, Mamie, Baba, Babci, Buba, Busha, Booboo

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This is a continuation of a series about Polish words. Today, I want to focus on the word for "Grandmother" in the Polish languag...
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01 December 2010

Poles Who Shaped the Face of American History

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I grew up fiercely but indefinably proud of being Polish and living in America.  Both to me were blessings, something to stand up for.  To...
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