Bhira
14 Answers
ROMOS
jhharlan
daren1
sunnyB
bustieone
bulletman
whovin
Bob/PKB
lindilou
Mom's dad (Gedo Hrabaji) a wheat farmer and interpreter of Cree for the RCMP1920s+...he also spoke Russian, Romanian, Ukrainian, Spanish, Yugoslav, Polish but no Anglais...he learned fluent Cree trading with the Great Plains Cree people.
Dad's dad was a barber,he was full blood Native American but spoke only English and German having been adopted into a German family and had a shop and everything called The Rose Barber Shop which is funny because one of my niknames is Rose!! haha!
| 10 years ago. Rating: 12 | |
hector5559
A Dustman,and he wore cor, blimy thouser's and wore a dustmans hat,
| 10 years ago. Rating: 12 | |
I remember that one Dennis. Hahahaha!
FISH-O
Colleen
robertgrist
My Granddad on mom’s side was a carpenter at a shipyard, his dad and uncle owned the Mayo Clinic…I’m not in the money line. My granddad on my dads side was a steel worker at Pittsburg. I never met him. His wife was in France and went to a German concentration camp for Jews before the war ended. They met there and returned to Virginia as the war ended. Their stories gave me nightmares and tears. 235 members of my grandmothers family died there.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
A handful of my relatives who made it out of Armenia during the Ottoman Turk reign of terror had numbers tattooed on their inner wrists. My great-aunt refused to talk about it, and the "disconnect" in her eyes told you not to ask again.
....and some people want to pretend these genocides never happened.
clu
One of my Grandpa,'s was a military man one was a train conductor. My Dad's side of the family was very military! My Mom's Dad was a pervert who probably abused his daughters! This is a very secret thing that I can really not find about these abuses! My Mother freaks out every now and then and says things but she is 87 and having real memory problems I can feel her pain and she trys to still hide the abuse!
| 10 years ago. Rating: 8 | |
