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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Time to Move the Hose
Water is often scarce in Colorado, and we were permitted to water on odd days of the month only since our house number ended in an odd number. One day when my sister moved the hose, she found a very … Continue reading
Tumbleweeds
When we first moved West from Massachusetts to Colorado, there were frequent dust storms. And even though windows and storm windows were shut, the dirt found its way inside the house. In the Fall, the wind whipped up the tumbleweeds … Continue reading
Singin’ and Fiddlin’
Singing in Seattle Months of voice lessons and practice singing country songs in preparation for my trip to the Northwest to sing with my sister who fiddles and sings in several groups near Seattle. My music background has been … Continue reading
Posted in Seattle, singing and fiddling, voice lessons
Tagged classical music, country music, fiddle, singing, voice lessons
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A Genealogy of Niemczura of Radgoszcz, Polska
In May 1983, my father compiled and published a genealogy of our Niemczura family.Today’s blog will contain most of my father’s comments on his initial research. His curiosity in compiling the genealogy stems from his interest that summer after he … Continue reading
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