Father’s Day 1962
You may wonder why, of all the Father’s Days that have come and gone, I
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My Kleenex Carnation Disaster
Have you ever made a bouquet of paper flowers? I enjoyed doing that so much
Aunt Mildred’s Footstool
After I was married and moved to Connecticut, I always looked forward to my Aunt
A Book Called the “Book of Pearls”
My Abramowitz family has been a brick wall for the longest time. I knew that
From Mitau to Manhattan: Grandma Gussie’s Journey to the United States in 1904
Dear Grandma Gussie, I think of you often. [1] I only wish we had talked
Passover Memories
Passover is a “crummy” holiday. By that I mean matzos make lots of crumbs! Growing
Reuniting With My Very First Friend
Thanks to the release of the 1950 US Census, I found my very first friend.
Why Purchase a Poppy?
Today is Veteran’s Day, November 11, 2022. On Veteran’s Day, I always recall my father
Was Anyone Named After Etel?
In my genealogy research, my Abramowitz family has been one of my brick walls. My
She Painted with a Needle
In the 1980’s, my Aunt Lois Blieden forwarded me a letter she had received from
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