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As a child in Sighet, Romania, Alice had dance lessons and practiced piano near a large, lovely wall tapestry, which later became the object for which she named this book. Experiences at Auschwitz and the long, final winter march to Bergen Belsen concentration camp, recessed for fifty years, finally came back to her only in nightmares, so fringes of doubt remained, until her four adult daughters took her back to Auschwitz so Alice could confirm, or rid herself, of doubts. Confirmed! The group then went to Sighet to find her family home, but the current occupants quickly slammed that door. She accepted that she would never find the wall tapestry, but she was happy for the beautiful Tapestry of her life in America. You will enjoy meeting Alice on the pages of her book, and you will remember her story.

Using words that sensationalize a less than sensational incident seems an insulting attempt to stir an emotional, unthinking audience. We heard President Biden's remarks about the two democrats who sometimes do not support his efforts, and it did not sound like scolding, complaint or criticism, but mere explanation as to why it can be hard to get a bill passed. Just report; don't editorialize, and listeners will trust you more.

Beautiful Shirley Booth excelled in a variety of roles, excelling in a variety of roles over a long, successful career. The show "Hazel" was and is an oasis. Many popular shows of that era were not meant to reflect reality, but furnished refreshing relief from stresses of everyday life, were examples of morality and fairness. Today's shows are often filled with shock-obscenities, cruelty and violence, showing (and teaching) how humans treat each other. We'll take Hazel's type of entertainment any day.