“Auction sales are kind of a sad time…”
I was reading Armin Wiebe’s latest book Grandmother, Laughing when I came across this part where the character Tien says, “Auction sales are a kind […]
Month: June 2020
Mystery at Chortitz
I’m starting to name these posts as if they’re Danny Orlis capers. But no wonder! Look at THIS. When Andrew and I visited Chortitz/Randolph the […]
Return to Chortitz
The other day, when Andrew and I went to find the gravestones of Schoenweise, we figured it wouldn’t hurt to stop at the nearby Chortitz […]
FINALLY! I Get to Attend the MHV Spring Gala. (You Could, Too!)
I’ve attended many events at the Mennonite Heritage Village over the years. Book launches, spring teas, film screenings, vespers… but never a gala. Why? By […]
The Krause Family of Old Silberfeld
Okay let’s get one thing straight — I may have three different sources in front of me about Silberfeld, East Reserve, but when there’s a […]