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You have a very interesting blog. I will certainly try and read more of what you have posted:)
Thanks Evangelines. I always seem to have a comment for everything…the whole world fascinates me. :^)
Marianna, finally I found you here! Saw you a few times in Carol’s place
Lovely place you have here and I will keep on coming back to read you more.
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Thanks Hanie! I try to touch different topics that affect me in profounds ways or just casual observations. Looking fwd to seeing you at Carol’s!
Marianna,
You have done a wonderful job in presenting your blog through wordpress!!!!
Keep up the wonderful and insightful postings.
Best Regards,
Carol
Thanks Carol…as always I try to present various subjects for readers including personal insights on subjects that stir my heart…I always enjoy reading your blog also…
Puerto Rican/ Polish Girl here! Found you via the link you linked to me. Thanks!
Good stuff here—I, unfortunately, never had a chance to connect with my PR side of the family. My grandmother married an Irishman and denounced her PR roots. To this day, she still says she is “French Canadian”.
Now I live in Baltimore in the Latino neighborhood. I can reconnect with the part of my culture that I seemed to have missed.
PS–Love the Hispanic Family post. Great stuff.
I love reading your blog. Sometimes I am in tears (good ones btw)….very well thought out and I love your brashness…will keep up on it.
A lovely blog. Seriously that was a pleasure to read…
Good job!
Thanks…I always try to find various subjects to talk along with what is going on with me. :^)
Just curious… what branch of the military did you serve in?
I put 7 years in the Navy before I was injured and got out.
My son-in-law was a combat army medic who was KIA in Afghanistan. I’ve written a bunch about him if you care to look at it.
http://mssc54.wordpress.com/our-american-hero/
http://mssc54.wordpress.com/buddy/
Thanks for serving.
I read about your son in law on your blog. Very very profound.
I served in the Army since I was 17 and enjoyed my time in…still serving and had to move Heaven and Earth to get back in but it’s worth it. What greater country to serve than ours?
:^)