LB, Another larger tiny house! Lol It does look larger. Looks like kinda like a cabin.
I don't know if you play the lottery but if you do and ever hit big I know what you're going to do!!
You have me laughing at your comment 2 days of work to go and counting down the days. You're working from home this week! Lol
What did you find that's 50% of your mother's side? Read your post.
Quotes #s 3 and 4
To answer your question about being German. Basically yes but that comes under a big umbrella. It became interesting and apparent when I lived in Mainz, Germany. My grandparents came from Austria/Hungry and Czechoslovakia (Croatia/Slovenia) The geography is different today.
I feel a story coming on to explain.
Growing up my parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles would speak in "German". I learned to speak some from them but as an adult when living in Germany I learned about the different German dialects. No one in Mainz, Germany stores or restaurants understood when I spoke in what I thought was German I had learned growing up. My parents came to visit. We learned of a big difference between German, Austrian and Slovak dialects. We traveled through Germany to Rome, Italy. We attended Octoberfest in Munich Germany and no one understood my parents when speaking in what we called German. Not until we arrived in Austria did my mother have conversations that were understood. When we traveled a bit further south my father's Slovak was understood. Different areas had distinct dialects. Was very interesting.
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