The family is alive and well — just different
Note: While I continue to write a freelance column every other week for the Traverse City Record-Eagle, where my column has appeared for about 17 years, it will no longer be posted online there, at my request, to avoid a possible conflict with my regular job. While the topics often don’t have anything to do with the theme of this blog, I thought I would post them here to make them available online (I know, for all two people who were following it online).
“La famiglia e finita.”
I understand enough to know what she’s said, but she translates, “The family is dead.” I’m talking with an older woman, a cousin of a cousin of a cousin who descended from the same town in Italy where my grandma was born. I’m calling her because I am interested in information on places to stay there. Read more »
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Award-winning newspaper features editor and lifestyle columnist Kathy Gibbons writes columns and blogs about doing whatever it takes to get a job and pay the bills.