Monthly Archives: May 2020

1945, We Need a Union Because We Deserve a Raise!

Posted on May 25, 2020 by Paula

As a woman passionate about the liberation of women, I’m weaving several threads through my story telling. I’ve recently been writing about my own family, but before leaving the 1940s time frame, I’m writing about women who paved the way … Continue reading →

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Skytrain To New York, then Rail Train to Richmond,1946

Posted on May 18, 2020 by Paula

Once reunited, in January, 1946 it is not surprising that Paul and Marie dreamed of taking a trip together. Dad had just survived a world war and the years of discipline of being a soldier. Mother had survived childbirth and … Continue reading →

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Dad’s “Can-Do Attitude” Served Him Well

Posted on May 10, 2020 by Paula

Often stories tell us more about a person than facts. In describing my father, Paul, I’m going to start with a true story. In early 1944, Paul and a few of his army buddies are walking down Lincoln Road, the … Continue reading →

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Maternal Ties: More Than Apron Strings

Posted on May 3, 2020 by Paula

Marie and Paul came from quite different worlds. Both had experienced difficulties in their childhoods. Both my parents have been major influences on me and my life choices. I’m starting with Marie’s story because she was the original resident of … Continue reading →

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