Год назад мы пригласили в гости на ужин главного шеф повара ресторанов Neuman Marcus в Америке и по совместительству автора кулинарных книг. Пришлось подумать чем же угостить и в то же время удивить гостя. Приготовила борщ. Шеф-повар аж рецепт записал. Ну очень ему понравился борщ в моем исполнении.
Подружка моей дочери обожает борщ, может съесть 4!!! тарелки подряд. Она китайского происхождения.
Ничего нового. Живу в США. Ровно 11 лет назад пошла к дантисту, по рекомендации. Сделали мне снимки моих зубов. Доктор и говорит, что один зуб нуждается в лечении: три канала, пломба и коронка. И все это $3000.
Подумав немного, решила это отложить. Зуб не болел и не реагировал ни на холод, ни на тепло. Пломба там стояла небольшая уже лет десять. Подумав ещё немного, решила, что за $3000 я могу слетать в Латвию, навестить семью и друзей, провести хорошо пару недель и вылечить это зуб, и ещё деньги останутся. Мой стоматолог в Латвии долго смеялся над историей. Сказал, что пломбу надо поменять. Поменял за 20 латов. До сих пор стоит!!! Вот вам хвалёная Американская стоматология!!!
Когда прихожу на гигиену рта к одному парадонтологу в Америке, он не перестаёт удивляться качеству работы рижского стоматолога. Ну а когда я озвучиваю цены, он просто не верит, как за такие деньги, можно лечить зубы по высшему разряду!!!
Стоматолог в Риге проверен качеством и временем всеми родственниками и друзьями.
Когда в Нью Йорке случился ураган Sandy электричества не было недели три. Местные удивлялись как я готовила еду на газовой плите, ведь зажечь газ невозможно без электрического ignition. А что газовую плиту можно зажечь спичками, ну никто не додумался
В Латвии интеллектуальный уровень водителя выше чем в Америке. Что бы получить права в США надо иметь ровно одну извилину, поэтому ежедневно хохочу от этих шоу на дорогах. Так и хочется сказать: "Продай машину - купи мозги".
Uezhayut vse, no ostayetsya li svyazj s rodnimi mestami? Boljshinstvo moih evrejskih odnokurssnikov uezzhaya prosto plevalisj v storonu Latvii, hotya bednimi i neschastnimi ih nu NIKAK neljzya bilo nazvatj. Seychas boljshinstvo latishej zhuvushih v Amerike pluyut v storonu Latvii, nu OOCHENJ patrioti!! Mne i grustno i smeshno. Eto ta chastj lyubogo naroda, kotoruyu dvizhet materialjnoe, a ne duhovnoe.
A kto budet poseshatj sinagogu v gorode, gde uzhe net niodnogo evreya? Sohranitj kak pamyatnik arhitekturi ili istoricheskij pamatnik mozhno, no k sozhaleniyu Latvijskoe gosudarstvo ne mozhet eto profinansirovatj. Mozhet evreyskie organizacii vozjmut eto ne sebya?
Obschina bila do 70h godov. V 50 i 60 godi v russkoj shkole okolo 80% uchenikov bili evreyami. Potpm stali uezzhatj. paru raz, zdesj v NY stalkivalasj s bivshimi zhitelyami Ludzi, no ih NE INTERESUET istoriya goroda i v chastnosti istoriya evrejskogo naseleniya. Menya eto interesuet boljshe. Vot proyavite iniciativu, organizujte paru vistavok, sprosite mestnih zhiteley. Mogu podelitjsya istoriyami, ne toljko rasskazinnami moimi predkami, no i istoriyami rasskazinnami mne licho. Krome vas samih eto nikto delatj ne budet. Napomnite istoriyu dlya vashih zhe perdkov. Moy otec i ya hranim istoriyu moej semjyi dlya buduschih pokolenij. Berite primer.
Dear Alexander You are right, that jewish people in Latvia do not want to remember their own history. In Ludza there are several Hollacoust memorials. People remember victims of Hollacoast, I do not know any villager who would not recognized that tradegy. But instead saying that local goverment and people should do something about jewish history (whisn they are most of the time involved ) jewish people should do aomething too, just not to say "we deserved". I live in NY and we are only non jewish family in our street, also my and my husbands colleagues most are jewish. I met many jewish people from Latvia and Ludza here. From my personal experience after talking with them I would say that they are DO NOT care about keeping memories and some history about native towns. It is sad. And for local commutity in Latvia is very hard to keep that part of history.
Dear Mr.Averbuh I was born and raised in Ludza the most beautiful city in Latgale. All jewish people who survived after World War II and came back from different places after war, later in 60's, 70s', 80s' and 90s' moved out of the Ludza. Most of them went to live in Riga and later immigrated to Isarael or USA. Some of their desents I met in Riga and USA. In early 90s' only about 20 older jewish people lived in there. Their children DIDN'T want to live in Ludza. That time I was working in local hospital and was very upset to see that jewish community was dissapearing. My family still live in Ludza and most of my classmates still live there, but younger jewish generation wanted something else. Older generation kept traditions as far as they can, but one by one they passad away and there are no jewish people who would keep traditions and history in there, and their children and grand children are not interested to do it. So sorry to tell you but I think jewish communities should be more involved to keep historical facts and places in such places. Yes, the local museum trying to do so, but there is no interest about it. It was very said to see when the last synagoge was closed. Before war there were 6 ot them. Ludza's jewish decents don't visit the city and not keeping in touch even with some none jewish friends (I am talking about my generation). I know that from personal experience.
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→ Моше Авербух,
17.07.2012
21:55
Boljshinstvo moih evrejskih odnokurssnikov uezzhaya prosto plevalisj v storonu Latvii, hotya bednimi i neschastnimi ih nu NIKAK neljzya bilo nazvatj.
Seychas boljshinstvo latishej zhuvushih v Amerike pluyut v storonu Latvii, nu OOCHENJ patrioti!! Mne i grustno i smeshno. Eto ta chastj lyubogo naroda, kotoruyu dvizhet materialjnoe, a ne duhovnoe.
№32 Angela Morales
→ Надежда Емельянова,
17.07.2012
21:46
Sohranitj kak pamyatnik arhitekturi ili istoricheskij pamatnik mozhno, no k sozhaleniyu Latvijskoe gosudarstvo ne mozhet eto profinansirovatj.
Mozhet evreyskie organizacii vozjmut eto ne sebya?
№31 Angela Morales
→ Mister Zzz,
17.07.2012
21:43
Память это не выпрошеное подаяние, а осознанные действия тех кому это не безразлично.
Vot i ne sohranyaetsya pamyatj o evreyah v Latgalii, potomu chto im i ih potomkam bezrazlichno. Eto iz lichnogo opita.
№30 Angela Morales
→ Моше Авербух,
17.07.2012
21:39
Obschina bila do 70h godov. V 50 i 60 godi v russkoj shkole okolo 80% uchenikov bili evreyami. Potpm stali uezzhatj. paru raz, zdesj v NY stalkivalasj s bivshimi zhitelyami Ludzi, no ih NE INTERESUET istoriya goroda i v chastnosti istoriya evrejskogo naseleniya. Menya eto interesuet boljshe.
Vot proyavite iniciativu, organizujte paru vistavok, sprosite mestnih zhiteley. Mogu podelitjsya istoriyami, ne toljko rasskazinnami moimi predkami, no i istoriyami rasskazinnami mne licho. Krome vas samih eto nikto delatj ne budet. Napomnite istoriyu dlya vashih zhe perdkov.
Moy otec i ya hranim istoriyu moej semjyi dlya buduschih pokolenij. Berite primer.
№29 Angela Morales
→ Vadims Gilis,
17.07.2012
21:27
Ya rodnie mesta ne zabivayu, v otlichie ot drugih. Bila nedavno.
№28 Angela Morales
→ Vadims Gilis,
17.07.2012
21:26
You are right, that jewish people in Latvia do not want to remember their own history. In Ludza there are several Hollacoust memorials. People remember victims of Hollacoast, I do not know any villager who would not recognized that tradegy. But instead saying that local goverment and people should do something about jewish history (whisn they are most of the time involved ) jewish people should do aomething too, just not to say "we deserved".
I live in NY and we are only non jewish family in our street, also my and my husbands colleagues most are jewish. I met many jewish people from Latvia and Ludza here. From my personal experience after talking with them I would say that they are DO NOT care about keeping memories and some history about native towns. It is sad. And for local commutity in Latvia is very hard to keep that part of history.
№1 Angela Morales
17.07.2012
05:48
Dear Mr.Averbuh
I was born and raised in Ludza the most beautiful city in Latgale. All jewish people who survived after World War II and came back from different places after war, later in 60's, 70s', 80s' and 90s' moved out of the Ludza. Most of them went to live in Riga and later immigrated to Isarael or USA.
Some of their desents I met in Riga and USA.
In early 90s' only about 20 older jewish people lived in there. Their children DIDN'T want to live in Ludza. That time I was working in local hospital and was very upset to see that jewish community was dissapearing. My family still live in Ludza and most of my classmates still live there, but younger jewish generation wanted something else. Older generation kept traditions as far as they can, but one by one they passad away and there are no jewish people who would keep traditions and history in there, and their children and grand children are not interested to do it. So sorry to tell you but I think jewish communities should be more involved to keep historical facts and places in such places. Yes, the local museum trying to do so, but there is no interest about it.
It was very said to see when the last synagoge was closed. Before war there were 6 ot them. Ludza's jewish decents don't visit the city and not keeping in touch even with some none jewish friends (I am talking about my generation). I know that from personal experience.