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Hi Sarah,
You probably were one of the first bloggers I ever read. I actually just am a newbie at this… I remember reading a couple of your articles and just saying I like her. I wish I could meet her…. I loved your topics and the fun you had with it. A light and open feeling to your writing! Thanks for the induction! And the list of other sites. Thanks!
Hello Sarah,
I was sorry to learn you are discontinuing (or only suspending?) your blog activities on this site. Although I did not often comment, I read your entries quite often.
On an unrelated subject, I have noted that you are living in Poland, and I wondered if you have had any experience with the issue of “euro orphans” mentioned in the following article:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-polish-orphans_goeringsep15,0,970936.story
Hi there Diane and Gabriella,
thanks for your comments -makes me all warm inside!
I am still around the site and I plan to post sporadically, we’ll see how things go. At the moment I am pretty busy…
It was interesting to read about ‘euro orphans’ as a social phenomenon, there are so many people working abroad that I had totally taken that for granted!It is everywhere. It is not a new thing either, so many of my adult clients are suffering from long absences of a parent in their youth. Of course the extended family is stronger here and leaving kids with grandparents seems normal, but still, the effects are widespread and run deep.
Hello Sarah,
It is very interesting to learn that this situation is so common in Poland as to be taken for granted. I have previously read of the “barrel children” in the Caribbean (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrel_children); but living in the U.S., the “euro orphan” phenomena in Poland was news to me.