Monthly Archives: September 2018

Armenia now, after the Soviet Union Implosion

Posted on September 28, 2018 by carolinebotwin

Armenia now , after the Soviet Union  Implosion When Armenia and Georgia  were mentioned as  possible wine trips….my response was “I’m not Excited.” (I went and researched them on a World Map and was less enthusiastic to see they abutted … Continue reading →

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EARLIER: THE BEGINNING

Posted on September 8, 2018 by carolinebotwin

Stone Porch Inn, Evanston Illinois.   This was our planned Murray clan meeting place. Mike and I flew in from LA while brother Frank and his wife Sally drove in from Gross Point Woods. And timely that we met in … Continue reading →

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2 Families, intertwined, who saw the world differently

Posted on September 8, 2018 by carolinebotwin

My first real memory of my grandparent’s home in Saint Louis Missouri, was traipsing down the basement stairs, slipping and sliding in my new patent leather shoes, at age 4. I was looking for, “Tommy the turtle” being the youngest … Continue reading →

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