Prokop Family in Hluboka

[IreneLviv]

Hannia, I like this passage from the book you mentioned:
"How funny it sounds to hear working people and servants talking English!" said a Hungarian lady
to me one day, when visiting London for the first time. " It makes me feel as if they must all be
ladies and gentlemen."

[Hannia]

A few weeks ago I was out to lunch w/a friend. At the next table there was a Japanese American woman with her children. The kids look to be 8/9 yrs old and they were speaking both English and Japanese.. My friend turned to me and commented how impressed she was w/the children, who were so fluent in Japanese, which is such a difficult language.

I could only smile and nod.

It's funny stuff.

[Blanche]

The documents received from the LDS History Center for the Prokop Family are written in German. This is most interesting as my family heritage is Carpatho-Rusyn. I expected the documents to be in Cyrillic or Latin. Now to have them translated!

[Hannia]

Blanche,

I left a message for him in his PM. Hopefully he'll be back to us soon.

[Blanche]

Thank you, Hannia!

Hope to connect!

[Hannia]

Blanche,

I sent you an e-mail. The address is good. Mailbox may have been overloaded.