The Story Behind My Story I’m going to be brutally honest here: since we had such an odd class week, there isn’t much that happened… Continue reading “The Story Behind My Story”…
My Response to “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” I want to start off by saying, I very much enjoyed watching the movie “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” The… Continue reading “My Response to “Can You Ever Forgive Me?””…
Let’s Talk About Civil Rights Letters Those letters of historical note were absolutely full of surprises. Some were sweet, like the young girl writing to President… Continue reading “Let’s Talk About Civil Rights Letters”…
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Vague Country, Vague Learning: The Importance of Letters to WWII Greece How much do you know about WWII in Greece? Think about it right now. How many facts can you recall?… Continue reading “Vague Country, Vague Learning: The Importance of Letters to WWII Greece”…
The Presentation Jitters Well, class, we did it. We’ve survived our first presentation (apart from the three who had to wait until next… Continue reading “The Presentation Jitters”…
Oh My Gosh, He Killed Martin: My Thoughts on Address Unknown Where do I even begin? I have so many thoughts, so many feelings racing through my mind, gushing through every… Continue reading “Oh My Gosh, He Killed Martin: My Thoughts on Address Unknown”…
A Last Letter from a Different Era The Behind the Lines podcast that we listened to in class highlighted many love letters written during wars. The first… Continue reading “A Last Letter from a Different Era”…
My Rabbit Hole Down the Yad Vashem Collection I think I’ve made it pretty obvious by now, but I’m very interested in Greece and Greek culture. It’s no… Continue reading “My Rabbit Hole Down the Yad Vashem Collection”…
What in the World Will My Topic Be So I have to write a paper related to letter writing and WWII. With all the free range that we… Continue reading “What in the World Will My Topic Be”…