MamaCarole
MamaCarole, Jennifer JonesRetired LAUSD educator, married to her hero, raising their three kids and best friend Tootsie in the South Bay. Join her as she researches her family history and learns about present day propaganda as a by-product of a little of this and a lotta that.
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023 WWII Letters Chapter Twenty-Three: Sad News and Old Maids
If you missed Chapter 22.
Transcription of Correspondence
7202-C
Tule Lake, California
December 14, 1942
My dearest Mae,
It certainly does my heart good to wake up in the morning these days to see your picture right beside my b...
Voice ~ On One Hand
Photo by Compare Fibre on Unsplash
True Story #1
I heard an author speak about his book. I bought his book. His book read exactly like his book talk. “Why did he summarize his book instead of talk about his book in more depth?” I wond...
022 WWII Letters Chapter Twenty-Two: More Barbed Wire Around Heart Mountain
If you missed it: Chapter 21
Transcription of Correspondence
December 12, 1942
Saturday night
My dearest Tosh–
I received your letter yesterday afternoon while I was laid up. Can’t tell you what I had, but it felt like cramps in...
Counting Generations Japanese American Style
Carole Kuge Kawamura is pictured here with Torasaku Miyasaki, her maternal great-grandfather. She called him, “Jichan,” which means grandpa in Japanese. Other cousins called him, “Ojichan,” with the ‘o’ as a polite form. Carole’s grandmothe...
021 WWII Letters Chapter Twenty-One: One Year Anniversary, Dec. 7, 1942.
Photo by Sal Cenicacelaya on Unsplash
Transcription of Correspondence
7202-C
Tule Lake, California
December 7th, 1942
Monday, first anniversary of Pearl Harbor
My darling Mae,
I just received both of the letters that you sent o...
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Retired LAUSD educator, married to her hero, loving their 3 kids and best friend Tootsie in the South Bay.
Australian family historian and passionate amateur genealogist, researching for over 40 years and sharing stories from my family’s past.
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