It's the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor and I watched a reunion on the news of the 90 year old survivors of Pearl Harbor. To me, they truly are the Greatest Generation. They saw the world change in saw many ways--both good and bad. We can all learn from them. And, of course, to me, the greatest of the Greatest Generation was my Mom. Here she is---teaching my son Adam how to make her Hungarian pastries. Perhaps Adam can put to good use what he learned and make us a batch for Christmas!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
It's the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor and I watched a reunion on the news of the 90 year old survivors of Pearl Harbor. To me, they truly are the Greatest Generation. They saw the world change in saw many ways--both good and bad. We can all learn from them. And, of course, to me, the greatest of the Greatest Generation was my Mom. Here she is---teaching my son Adam how to make her Hungarian pastries. Perhaps Adam can put to good use what he learned and make us a batch for Christmas!
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