When I moved to MN I found that many of my freinds were very aware of thier heritage. I am not. I grew up knowing my Gran was German. We ate bierocks and lebkuken (which I spelled wrong), neither of which was a fave with me.
However, I have found out some news on my Dad's side I thought I would share with you, because I know how interested you all are.
This is from my Aunt Sue.
YOUR GREAT GRANDMOTHER PARCEL CAME FROM CANADA IN A COVERED WAGON. HER FAMILY WAS FROM ENGLAND. I AM NOT SURE ABOUT GGD PARCEL. THE THOMPSON SIDE--GREAT GRANDAD WAS FROM IRELAND. AND GGM WAS FROM CHECHOSLAVAKIA
She almost always emails in all caps.
So, what's your history? Think we're related?
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3 comments:
i love bierocks, i haven't had one in years
me neither. i'm sorta ok with that. having lasagna tonihgt. Sonic was a bust at lunch though. bummer.
Steven should come to either:
A) Goodland for our Flatlander's festival for a bierock...or
B) Hays for Oktoberfest.
Both events have some that are made by a lady in St. Francis...and I have 4 boxes of em in my freezer right now...they are moms and Connie T's though. Ooooh...maybe we can eat some this weekend! YES!
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