Ah, Polish Hill. This is the neighborhood in Pittsburgh where Marian Sarnowski grew up. For me it was quite emotional to see I have to say. I am a sucker for ethnic neighborhoods and immigrant stories and the past in general. I feel the ethnic experience so deeply no matter if is something other than my own. It is because of my own story that I get it, I think.
This is Marian with his baby sister, Joanne, in front of the house that Marian not only grew up in, but was born in! I saw the room where all the kids were born. Now it is the TV and sitting room where Joanne and her husband watch Steelers games and "Two and a Half Men."
Wow. More on Polish Hill as I go on, but here I am and I am so glad.

1 comment:
please ask her if she has ever made prune pierogi. i once had a friend who made them and they were one of the most amazing dishes i have ever had. but james (who is polish) has never heard of them and he thinks i'm crazy. i'm not, they are delicious and if you have a good polish cook willing to do it for you...it's worth begging for!
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