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Posted by brokenstrings on Sunday, June 17, 2007
5 comments on “NO, I DON'T HEFF EN ECCENT”
BConk Says:
Sunday, June 17, 2007 @2:13:27 PM
:^)
HoosierGal Says:
Sunday, June 17, 2007 @5:37:31 PM
LOL.. that's funny. I wish I could have known my paternal grandpa he was the first generation born in America, and his parents came here in 1880. I bet they would have been wonderful characters to know. Thanks for sharing your memory.
brokenstrings Says:
Sunday, June 17, 2007 @5:47:52 PM
Thanks, all. I'm not even first-generation myself.
Barbie_ Says:
Sunday, June 17, 2007 @7:37:05 PM
That's a great story! My Dad came from Poland. I remember sitting on my grandfather's lap while he told me stories and he spoke very little English. Even though I didn't understand much of it, it was still a special time. My Dad went back to Poland several times and could still speak Polish fluently.
Where were you born Jessy?
brokenstrings Says:
Monday, June 18, 2007 @12:01:05 AM
In Germany, but I think we have a dash of Polish too. Something Eastern European, anyhow (along with German, Friesian, and two kinds of Jewish). Why else would I go so crazy for Russian food? BTW did you get to try a kind of Polish doughnut called pacszki (sp?)?
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