shirley | August 20, 2009
In the early 1900s Armenians moved to the central valley of California in droves. Many came from the east coast (including both sets of my grandparents with my mother and father), as they had heard from other Armenians of the wonderful climate and vast open spaces. The hot summers, mild winters and arid region reminded [...]
shirley | August 12, 2009
I ran across this article several years ago. Originally published in the Palm Beach Post, I copied it and shared it with others over and over. I am happy to be able to reprint it here with the author’s permission. This story is my story and so many Armenian-Americans who grew up listening to their [...]
shirley | August 10, 2009
Because our home is located on land once inhabited by an Indian village, while digging the sewer lines, workmen came across Indian bones. All work stopped and everyone imaginable was alerted. Elders came and made comments, the utility company sent their archeological representatives and everyone was put on hold. Obeisance must be made. No one [...]
