Szia kedves Barátom! Újra itt a péntek este és visszatér a kánikula is. Jó pihenést, vidám hétvégi napokat kívánok a hét végére. Gréti unokánkat köszöntjük születésnapja alkalmából, nem tudok jönni..vigyázz magadra. Jó éjt! Ölelésem, Éva
It's Finally Friday And Boy Has It Been Hot Here. 107 Yesterday, Today 101. I Hope Where Ever You Are You're Way Cooler. Keep Hydrated My Friend And Have An Awesome Weekend
P.S. Don't These Little Suns Look Like Lucille Ball? LOL
Good morning, Ally, have a wonderful start to your weekend :) I finally got my yard cleaned up thanks to the slightly cooler weather...I missed being outside lol
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Morning Sweet Soul Ally....Friday, the best day of the week isn't it? I am
retired so every day is Friday LoL.I have been so busy lately, that
right now I can hardley keep my eyes from closing LoL.I hope your Friday
is wonderful n your weekend even better! See you back here on Monday
Sweet One.Mi querido amigo/amiga te mando esta nota con mucho carino y
respeto. Tu querida amiga que nunca se olvida de ti Janet.
I will go on a cruise to England, Scotland and Norway on Sunday. Will visit England and Scotland for the first time..hope it will not be too rainy and stormy there. Who knows...
A Jewish family named Karnofsky, who immigrated from Lithuania to the United States, took pity on a 7-year-old boy and brought him to their home.
There he stayed and spent the night in this Jewish family home, where for the first time in his life he was treated with kindness and tenderness.
When he went to bed, Mrs. Karnovski sang him Russian lullabies, which he sang with her.
Later he learned to sing and play several Russian and Jewish songs.
Over time, this boy became the adopted son of this family.
Mr. Karnofsky gave him money to buy his first musical instrument, as was the custom in Jewish families.
Later, when he became a professional musician and composer, he used these Jewish melodies in compositions such as St. James’s Hospital and Go Down Moses.
The little boy grew up and wrote a book about this Jewish family, who adopted him in 1907. And proudly spoke Yiddish fluently.
In memory of this family and until the end of his life, he wore the Star of David and said that in this family he learned “to live a real life and determination.”
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