Re: [Cz-L] My first day at school,

It seems that the ability to remember things from early childhood varies
greatly.=20
I can definitely remember things which happened when I was 3 years and
4 years old and what happened when I was six, seven and eight, I often
remember=20
better than what happened three years ago. I think that we experienced very
exciting=20
events in our childhood, mostly sad and frightening and therefore, we were
alert and=20
watchful all the time. Then, when we left Czernowitz, we moved every few
years and=20
did not feel at home anywhere, which made us think a lot about Czernowitz
and try=20
to remember everything about it.

Mimi =20

On 1/6/11 2:21 AM, "Arthur von Czernowitz" <vonczernowitz_at_yahoo.com> wrote:

> Dear Lydia,
> Let me ask you, don=B9t you remember your first day of school?
> Wouldn=B9t you remember your first suit after returning from the camps in
> Transnistria and wearing shmates?=A0 The tailor hiding in his closet becaus=
e he
> did not have your suit ready for a fitting. Also your first pair of
> =B3bokantschen=B2 shoes.
> The only thing that I did not remember was the name of the cinema where I=
 saw
> the Russian version of =B3Romeo and Juliet=B2.=A0 I asked Avraham Kogan and he =
told
> me that the name was the Apollo.
> At the time, I did not know that the movie was Romeo and Juliet, only yea=
rs
> later when I saw the Hollywood version I remembered that the story sounde=
d
> familiar.=A0=20
> It looks like that you have not read my previous and earlier recollection=
s;
> you can find them in EHPES:
>=20
> http://czernowitz.ehpes.com/czernowitz11/arthur/transnistria5.html
>=20
>=20
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