Monday, March 21, 2016

First Day Of Spring, Birthday Party!

And My Mother, who taught me everything I know.
Almost.
Without whom, I wouldn’t be here.












♥Adopt A Bubbe And/Or A Zayde♥

For My Grandparents Sarah Saiewitz and Nathan Atkins. Two of the nicest people; ever, anywhere.

Jewish Traditions And Mitzvah Observances

Adopt A Bubbe And/Or A Zayde For Your Loved One's In Their Honor.
A Great Gift, for any occasion. One They Won't Want To Return!

Many Jews in Eastern Europe live in poverty and isolation.  In response, Action created programs to strengthen the Jewish community and provide food, medicine, clothing and other assistance to those in need.

Action For Post-Soviet Jewry
24 Crescent Street Suite 306
Waltham MA 02453
PHONE (781) 893-2331
FAX (781) 647-9474
ActionPSJ@aol.com
Assisting Jews in the Former Soviet Union since 1975

The Adopt a Bubbe (or Zayde) program reaches out to elderly Jews and the handicapped in Ukraine and Belarus.

"Action" recruits coordinators who know their Jewish community, and asks them to find the most vulnerable Jewish retirees who need help. Many live on their own in poor conditions and some are unable to leave their homes.

With "Action" funds, coordinators purchase and deliver fresh fruits, vegetables, cheese and meats directly to their homes. When needed, "Action" has also provided eyeglasses or hearing aids, a lamp to read by, or coal for heat in the winter months.

One could almost say that; Action For Post-Soviet Jewry, works with clients one shovel or one fresh chicken, or one pair of eyeglasses at a time.

I have no association with this organization. I just think it's a great charity.
 
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Get 2 Cents For Your School Or Charity
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. 
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Phone: 609.393.4252
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(I have no interests in this company. I just think It's a good deal for Charities).
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Wednesday, March 9, 2016

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Children's Act for Responsible Employment H.R.2342 - CARE Act of 2013



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Cool Charity
Take to the Hills; is a Douglas, Arizona based project that collects clothing, food, water, blankets, building supplies, medical supplies, school supplies and other items then delivers them directly to communities in the Sierra Madres, Sierra Alta, Rio Sonora and other regions of northern Mexico.
Del Cabarga, Program Director
(520) 236-4675 Cellular 
dcabarga@aol.com 

A donation of $100 will move a thousand pounds of clothing and supplies about three hundred miles. 
$500 will move a thousand pounds from Southern California into the Sierra Madres.

All donations are tax-deductible and greatly appreciated.
Make check or money order out to: Summerland Monestery, earmarked for Take to the Hills.
Mail to:
Del Cabarga
1214 11 Street Douglas, Az
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Monday, March 7, 2016

St Patrick's Day, My Birthday, Spring, For Sure!


March, Sure Is A Great Month. 




My Birthday Is, 3 Days After St Patrick's Day.

I learned how to use a computer for the first time, in March, 2008. (I wrote my first post on the eve and all the next day, of my Birthday). I never touched a computer before. But; I'm fast, on a typewriter.

I started blogging, because I wanted to help our Troops and Veterans and The Young People Everywhere.

Politically; the good of the people, is my concern, as a Sociologist.

I'm from New Jersey aka The Garden State, but not called that, recently. I lived in Northern NJ (Bayonne, Hudson County) and Southern NJ (Bricktown, Ocean County). So having seen how beautiful untouched nature is and then seeing how big energy destroys, I'm an environmentalist.

I had an Irish Mother and A Jewish Father. I'm from a very small town. Three miles long and one mile wide.

We're the poor relations; but my Father's family practically built Bayonne. So there was always a lot of scrutiny about me.

My Birthday is 3 and 1/2 days after Saint Patrick's Day; so, I'm always convinced that my hometown parade, is for me. (The Parade's always held the Sunday after Saint Patrick's Day and often; it actually is, my Birthday).

No one there, has ever contradicted me. If you know me; you can guess, I'm the best friend they ever had.  

And I'm the only one; who knows all the words, to every song, that the bands and pipers are playing.

From when I was a baby until 2nd grade (when we moved down to South Jersey). I spent a lot of time being dragged around in one of my Father's bars. 

I was always the way I am now.

When I was little; 5, years old, some of the local/neighborhood guys (customers), used to scream every time I walked in the door with my Mother.

Epithets like; "Oh no, the holy terrors here, or "Oh no, it's the little hurricane".

They had several, names for me. Total exaggerations!

I promptly squirted them, with my little red water gun. My Mother would say "don't shoot the boys with your water gun", but I did anyway. I didn't want to even be there. I would have rather been home, coloring in my coloring books with my 64 box of Crayolas or watching tv.

I was not anti-social. I had tons of Sailor friends who used to take me to the toy store and buy me anything I wanted. No one was allowed to have a beer until they did. Well ok one or two.

The bar was about 5 blocks from our town's; then, Naval base. I knew Sailors from all over the world. My best friend, was from the Cayman Islands.

I wasn't spoiled either. Half my toys used to always disappear. I had lots of poor cousins. One of my Aunt's had 10 children.

As everyone knew my Father and Mother, everywhere. They all knew me on sight.

So I could never get away with anything. Even though I did get attention and away with a lot.

My Irish Mother was great on the guilt tripping. That, and with the help of Saint Jude, to whom she prayed every day. I escaped the sixties without getting into too much trouble (it was the seventies, eighties and nineties that were murder).

I was born in Margaret Hague Hospital, Jersey City New Jersey. It was an excellent hospital. Art Deco styling. The best and it was free.

Yes, on the first full day of Spring. My Mother said that on the day I was born; it rained, it snowed and the sun shone.

A Chinese Lady Doctor delivered me. She told my Mother, that in her country, they would call me "Spring Flower." Apparently, I was a Hippie from birth. My Mother named me Georgia. Thus my ga, sig.

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I don't listen to the negative talk about Mayor Hague. He did a lot for Jersey City. Frank Hague Mayor of Jersey City 1917-1947.  

Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital

Jersey City Medical Center 

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The ICB Traveler Equality Project
The Irish Chaplaincy Project; is a charity that provides services and support to excluded, vulnerable and isolated people in the Irish Community in Britain, irrespective of their beliefs and attitude to the Church.

The reality of life in Britain today for many Irish emigrants is not the migrant’s dream. Many of those who came to England in the 1950s and 1960s face isolation and severe poverty; over 1,000 Irish men and women are in custody; and Irish Travelers remain among the most marginalized groups in society.



Saturday, March 5, 2016

Note To: Our Lady Of Assumption Parishioners Bayonne, NJ Occupy Mass! Occupy Mt Carmel Church.


They want 1,700 OLA Parishioners to  travel either all the way across town, to Mount Carmel Church,  or all the way downtown, to St Mary's and St Andrew's Churches.

I say: 
 OCCUPY MASS!
Fight back!

Show The Archdiocese that the Parishioners of Our Lady Of Assumption aren't fooling around!

Put the spotlight on Mt Carmel Church. How it couldn't; even within the realm of possibility, have room, for so many Parishioners. This is obvious.

Get all the Parishioners to go to Mass at Mt Carmel.

Every Mass.

Especially the Saturday night and Sunday Masses.

Fill the Sunday Masses with so many Parishioners, that they spill out onto the sidewalk. Coincidentally,  Mt Carmel has a lot of room outside.

Just cram as many Parishioners into every Mt Carmel Mass that you can.

Make an impression. 

Old saying; "Seeing, Is Believing."


Assemble the largest crowds possible, to flood Every Mass with people!

Contact, TV News Media! Get TV News Coverage. Make so much noise the Media can't ignore you!

Sometimes; to convince people, you gotta be, "in their face, obvious."

This; also show's the Archdiocese, what they want to see. People attending Mass and contributing to the Church.

Show the Archdiocese that they made a mistake.

*An Even Greater Impact; Would Be, To Occupy, All Three Church's, With People Spilling Out, Into The Street! Assumption Parish Has Enough Parishioners To Accomplish This Easily.

Can you imagine what a stir, that could cause with the proper publicity!  If EveryoneFrom OLA, Occupies Every Mass At All Three Church's, From Now Until Easter!

Archdiocese; really, can't expect people to go all the way downtown to St Mary's or St Andrews. That would be too far and a hardship.

But any way; all 3 of these Church's together, are not big enough to fit, 1.700 or more, Parishioners, in addition to their own Congregations! 

Show them; how, all three of these other Church's aren't big enough to hold Our Lady Of Assumption’s many Parishioners.

It’s just as cheap to keep Our Lady Of Assumption open; as it would be, to add more Masses. (Which, wouldn't solve the overcrowding problem anyway, if everyone still decided to all attend, at the same time).



 
I Don't Know How The Archdiocese; Could Even Consider, Closing This Beautiful Church!
Solidarity OLA!

 This Easter Season; Is, The Perfect Time To 

OCCUPY MASS! 

Oh yeah and don't forget, Red Mike's Marching Band!


That's what I would do.
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Carry your signs. Always use dark lettering for signs or the writing doesn't show up on pictures good.

Organize, hold meetings, plan a strategy ie how and when to get what people to whatever Church, etc.

Fight back beyond the letter writing, phone calling.

Take my advice. Try it now through Easter. 

See what happens. You have nothing, to lose.

The Archdiocese; can't dispute, visible proof.

Don't I always know what I'm talking about? (Unlike some people, who will, remain nameless).

Tuesday, March 1, 2016

♬Immigration Info; Free US Gov't Links, Irish History, Leprechauns, Music♬


March Is National Irish Heritage Month.

Culture Of Ireland Wikipedia

Gaelic Culture

Irish Culture Food

Culture Of Ireland Facts For Kids From; Kids Encyclopedia Facts

Famous Irish Traditions: Music, Sports, Folklore And More Connolly Cove Irish Tourism

Irish Mythology

Irish Family Culture From;  Enjoy Irish Culture!

Irish Traditions In America 

Saint Patrick's Day Recipes

Saint Patrick And The Shamrock

Shamrocks


Videos

My Mother told me that when she was a little girl.
The young guys who hung out on the street corner in her neighborhood would always ask her, "Mary, what nationality are you?"
And she'd say, "Proud Irish!"



US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), is the government agency that oversees lawful immigration to the United States.

USCIS will secure America’s promise as a nation of immigrants by providing accurate and useful information, granting immigration and citizenship benefits, promoting an awareness and understanding of citizenship.

USCIS Forms USCIS Forms are Free.

Green Card And More Info

♥We Are All The Children Of Immigrants♥

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Gov't And Social Services Links For Our Marines♥ All Our ♥Troops And ♥Veterans

Happy Saint Patrick's Day Everyone

National Immigration Forum Facebook

Lower East Side Tenement Museum
103 Orchard Street, New York, NY 10002
Tel 212-982-8420

The Irish Lobby For Immigration Reform (ILIR)

Irish American wikipedia

Irish Catholic Immigration To America The Library of Congress

97th Infantry Regiment


The High Kings Official Home






Co-operation Ireland Is The Leading Peace-Building Charity On The Island Of Ireland. 

A non political and non denominational charity, committed, to peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland and the Republic Of Ireland.

Co-operation Ireland works with; Youth and Community Groups, Schools, Local Authorities, the Media, Statutory Organizations and local and central Government.

Co Opration Ireland Belfast Office
5 Weavers Court Business Park
Linfield Road
Belfast BT12 5GH
Northern Ireland
Phone +44 (0)28 9032 1462 Fax +44 (0)28 9089 1000 Email info@cooperationireland.org




My Grandfather Mike, is the one who taught me to love Irish music. He would play the Irish records for me. He played The Darling Girl From Clare, over and over and over. Mike really loved me.

My Uncle Timmy, (Mike's Son), is the one who taught me to love to read.
When I was real little, maybe 3, I had a fairy tales book as big as myself. My Uncle Timmy would read it to me, for hours. 

He'd read a couple of stories and say, "I have to go now." I'd say, "just one more story." 

He'd read another story and say, "OK,  I have to go now."

I'd say, "just one more story." We would repeat this, until I fell asleep. This would go on, through, many stories.

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The Statue of Liberty Ellis Island Foundation Free Search, Ellis Island/Port Of New York Immigration Records

Statue of Liberty National Monument The Statue of Liberty National Monument and the Ellis Island Immigration Museum are a popular tour activity for visitors to New York City.

Ellis IslandThe historical gateway for millions of immigrants to the United States.

1892 to 1924 America's "Golden Door"



Castle Garden From August 1, 1855 through April 18, 1890, immigrants arriving in the state of New York came through Castle Garden. America's first official immigrant examining and processing center, Castle Garden welcomed approximately 8 million immigrants.

Castle Garden(Castle Clinton or Fort Clinton), was once a circular sandstone fort, located in Battery Park at the southern tip of Manhattan Island, New York City, in the United States. It subsequently became a beer garden, an exhibition hall, a theater, the first immigration station (predating Ellis Island) and finally a national monument. 26 Wall Street, New York, NY 10005-1996 (212) 344-7220







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