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Tag Archives: family
Family/Emigrants/Immigrants
So long since I posted – top photo, my Father’s family, Emigrants from Russia to America – my Mother, went to America from England, my Father and me on his passport from America to England. The Holocaust Memorial planned for … Continue reading
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Tagged family, Immigrants Emigrants Holocaust Memories, life, travel
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Things that happened
Firstly was in TK Max with friend looking around – didn’t have my glasses on – found a new wallet & bag ,thought Annie was just there so whizzed over with explanation about how I was going to buy etc….a … Continue reading
Hurray for Siblings!
How very fortunate to have 3. Extremely grateful to parents for providing them
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Tagged artists, brothers & sisters, cats, Chelsea Art Fair, children, china, family, life, siblings
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Elizabeth in Munich 1938
In 1938 my Mother aged 18 went to live ‘en famille’ in Munich to learn German – she wrote this letter to her parents in November 1938.
Many reasons to be cheerful!
Yesterday was my most viewed post ever – no idea why but it’s nice anyway. It was very nice on Tuesday as I had both my nieces to supper, plus one friend – Daisy is at Wimbledon Art School in … Continue reading
When we were very Young ( AA Milne with thanks )
The past is another country, literally in my case – 3 battered photos from then. Passport photo with my Dad – not looking happy Children’s party on the Queen Mary, November 1948 – hated children’s parties Bit better 1950 – … Continue reading
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