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Dad said we were going to get a haircut. I took the jack. He comforts me in hard times, as Dad says. He's got a beautiful pink critter around his neck to execute in the circus.
The barber put me on a advanced chair, there was a teddy dog on a stick in front. I gave the jack to Dad to watch. Hairdresser said a small mouse would drive around my neck and eat my hair in the back of my head. He took these another scissors. I was so ticklish that I almost couldn't stand it, and I laughed until I cried.
Like erstwhile Dad said I was old and I didn't gotta ride a pony like always. He put me on a real large horse and laughed at me for being like Grandpa. It was shaking. I cried and never got on a horse again.
* Oh, my God *
We were getting ready for Christmas. Mom and Dad went to buy a Christmas tree and a store with colorful paper and paper. Dad always says to do what's important. Then at home we ate the bread with cream and sugar. He was good.
Mrs. Nanny and I sat down close the oven and made paper into a Christmas basket. Blue intertwined with orange, red intertwined with green and all yellow. Mom came and made chains out of colored rings. Then Dad came and cut out beautiful large cello keys and large sixes from the colored paper, due to the fact that we have a Six-Year Plan.
– Just in case," said Grandma, who came to see what and how. She made a cake in the kitchen for Christmas Eve.
“If anything,” said Mama, “she put her chains down and started painting her nails. The paint was very red. I loved it. Mom's nails are shiny like chocolate silver. erstwhile she went to the kitchen, I took any paint. He was easy to unwind, he had a brush. Mrs. Nanny looked and smiled. I painted 2 nails. They were beautiful. Mom came in, took my paint. She put him advanced on the shelf. She gave me her hands.
But not hard.
* Oh, my God *
Since yesterday, guests came. They had quite a few presents with them. Everyone was happy from the door that there was no war. Almost six years. I asked what war was. Mom said that's erstwhile everything blows up. Dad said they were shooting. I know how we go to the woods with a kindergarten, boys turn off the balls erstwhile they find it and drop the powder. If they light it, it explodes, too. The woman in kindergarten said that if there's a war, the war device goes into the streets and you gotta run.
Kids aren't allowed to play with matches, Grandma said. In the kitchen, she was spinning a wooden spoon cake in a large pot. She let me break an egg. I threw them in the cake. She said you always gotta turn right and show me where she's right. due to the fact that if you go left, the yolks go back to the proteins and jump back into the shells. Of the proteins, Grandma's going to beat up the soup foam with nothing for the first day of Christmas.
I don't know why the balls aren't round, they're long. I don't know why Christmas is not the first day of Christmas.
* Oh, my God *
The guests put all their presents under the tree. They'll be sleeping over. Everywhere, in the kitchen on the floor, too. Mom and Dad will sleep in the pantry. Tomorrow's Christmas Eve. They asked if we had herring and carp. My dad and Uncle put all the tables in 1 so long. Grandma put sheets on it and put a real tablecloth in the best place. The best place is close the tree. That's where Grandpa will sit, this is Mama. And there'll be presents under the tree. For Dad and Mama and Grandma and Grandma and Grandma and Grandpa I drew drawings.
Some didn't work, but Dad said it was good.
* Oh, my God *
Dad read me "The Nutcracker" at night. The kids had a tree there, too. But they weren't allowed to look at her until the door opened. We dressed the tree this morning. Everything, baubles, baskets on threads, sixes and keys, and around chains and angel hair. Like heaven. And at the end of the twigs, there's quite a few candles that will light at the last minute erstwhile there's carols. My dad said Christmas is the most beautiful song about God. Christmas Eve will be tonight erstwhile we see the first star.
New guys have been coming in all morning. All loaded with food and presents under the tree. Not just family, friends. any of the ladies had hats, and 1 of the grandmothers on their faces had this kind of material, but it was kind of obvious. Mom said it was a cry.
There was no dinner for dinner. There were herrings with potatoes. The herrings are bad, so salty. But they have quite a few cream, and I like cream very much. I erstwhile drank an full bottle erstwhile Mom brought groceries to the kitchen.
It was delicious.
* Oh, my God *
Christmas was nowhere, and we watched until dark. All you could see from the window was this large field where there were piles of broken airplanes and old cars due to the fact that they demolished houses. But Aunt Frania said it would be Christmas Eve anyway. Uncle said he'd marry her. Julia, who won't let me talk to her aunt and has hair long adequate for her ass, said everyone would get married or get married someday. She's 16 and getting married, too.
They opened the dining area door, and I saw that under the tree there were immense piles of packages tied with ribbons. Grandma said it was gifts, and they're not allowed to be touched. They'll be there for me, too. I put all my drawings under the tree.
Now my presents will be there too.
* Oh, my God *
Everybody's at the table. Mom and both Grandma were serving dishes. The presents kept pushing under the tree.
– Vilnius, Vilnius, Vilnius – said Grandpa officer for the Tsar who escaped. He put on his spleen. Fu.
“In Lviv, in Lviv, in Lviv,” said Grandpa Ulan from Piusucki.
"And in Paris, and in Paris, ah, in Paris," said Mama. She got up and went to the kitchen to get a barsh.
– But that's before the war," said Aunt Monica, who saved herself from the ghetto. - Yes, in Paris, hoho.
I don't know what a ghetto is.
– Strawberry, Strawberry did me good," said Granny. I took a bath in Widawka next to the court in Sarnów. I collected violets for Joseph. It's all gone.
– In Krynica I had a philutery hat, I inactive have pictures," said Aunt Zosia. She had specified a amazed face. Dad said it was due to the fact that her sister took her fiancé back. The remainder are gone due to the fact that our home burned down.
– We only managed to get that painting and the dog. This is simply a copy of the Sharp Gate – Grandma the large woman sighed. That's what Nanny said about her. It's all gone.
“Vilno, Wilejka, kayaks over Wilejka,” said Stryjek. - And the Academic Club, ha!
"The Lithuanians interned us," said St. Paul. The Shaulis were the worst.
– They put half a pig in the boiler all day," said Dad. But we just escaped them at Christmas, in the 30th.
Mom brought in a pot with a red borscht. They were pouring. There were white ears in the plates, and in the mediate there were mushrooms that we collected with Mrs. Nanny. They were very good.
– The commander said that he had already died in the first days of August, but Helena is inactive looking for him – said Jan, whose father preferred to be Polish and cut off -ow from his name. He always shows me the “Murzilla” due to the fact that he premudges it. There are drawings of kids on the sled. It's ugly. She's lying down right after the liberation, and she's lying down. He can't get up.
– What a liberation," said Uncle.
– erstwhile will we yet go to Welwów? – asked Brother.
– We heard that they were coming and we ran distant in night shirts into the garden," said Granny. Then they put us in a goat in a shed.
– And the brooch with sapphires got lost in the hay," said Mama. And that guard's lice dripping from his eyelashes. It's all gone.
– Wojtuś fled to America in his 40th year,” said Mrs. Niani's mother, who besides lived with us. I haven't seen him in 10 years.
“In Lviv, in Lviv, in Lviv,” said Grandpa Ulan from Piusucki. I have 2 bottles of vodka in my closet to get back to Lviv, remember that.
I tried to remember.
* Oh, my God *
Dad didn't say anything. I heard him whisper, "What about her?" Where is he now?
– The priest gave us a ticket to Warsaw – said Mama. We only had 2 golds.
- In Lviv, in Lviv. In Borisław – said the aunty grandpa of Piotrków. Do, do, earn. Good maxima.
– First time in the 17th, with a baby on his hand. The court burned down, everything was gone – said Mrs. Drewnicka with a cry. Second time...
– Courts will be gone," said Nanny; she brought fried fish.
Grandma the large woman took a small dog out of her purse. Dad says it's a lifeguard, his name was Doll. He always barked at Grandma's on the night table, tied in a ribbon. They murdered all their intelligence and drove us away. He licked her hand with a pink tongue.
– The only rescue jump, the level not the floor," said Mama's brother. – The ceiling fell after the bomb and stopped as part of a infirmary bed. The flames were coming towards me.
Second time after the Treaty of Riga, Minsk. We would have stayed behind the cordon," said Mrs. Drewnicka. The kid was 4 years old. Everything's gone again.
I don't know what cordon means. I'm already four. And half.
* Oh, my God *
Grandpa Power reddened, drank from a glass all the time, and poured.
– We have a beautiful daughter," said the wife of the Authority.
– Beauty must be for beauty itself," said Julia, daughter of the Powers.
Grandpa Power took Julia and auntie under his hands, swayed.
– And we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we-we sang. - And we're...
Everyone took a swing.
– We were lying in a ditch, she was the only 1 covering our bodies as they came. She spread her hands like on the cross, like this – said Basia-Krysia-Misia and spread their hands. And they just shot her.
– Piusucki, Piusucki, Piusucki – said Aunt Grandpa of Piotrkow.
– Piusucki, Piusucki, Piusucki – he nodded his grandpa Ulan.
– Where is she now? – asked Dad much louder. – Remember, you always gotta say the most crucial things. I remember.
Mom broke up.
– I'll get the carp right away, I'm certain it's a good cook," she said. erstwhile he proposed to me, he said I was very nice.
“They shot him and Mom right next to me,” said Aunt Monika, who was saved from the ghetto. I have no thought why they didn't shoot me. I truly don't know.
– Then we ran distant from Vilnius. It's all gone. And now he ran away! – said Mrs. Drewnicka from behind the bell. - 2 years ago!
Everyone's quiet.
– What do you mean 2 years ago? – asked St. Paul. How were the communists?
He looked around.
– Here, on this leg, the brother of Mama showed. - That large scar. A period in the basement under the flying cows.
I was surprised. I'd like to see flying cows, too.
Dad got up from the table and sat in the piano. Piano fell off a horse car as Germans fled Warsaw in January. Dad went to get Uncle and brought them home with Mr. Majer from our basement.
Today in Bethlehem, present in Bethlehem!... – he banged.
– besides soon! – both Granny, the small woman and the large woman shouted. - By the desserts!
* Oh, my God *
It's present time. Santa didn't come, but Dad said he'd do it. I got a lot due to the fact that I'm small. Games of Chinese and other, teddy bear, doll, nude and books. I can't read yet, but I'll learn shortly enough, Dad said. He said you always gotta go deep. I reached out, but nothing else was there.
I wanted to sleep. Julia came to me and told me a communicative about princesses and palaces. I asked her if no 1 would come to sleep in my crib. I think if she wants me to go, I'll go. She laughed and said she'd sleep 1 night on a blanket on the floor.
* Oh, my God *
I woke up due to the fact that I dreamt there was a war device coming into our street. He lit the moon hard, right in my eyes. There was a jack on the shelf. I remembered erstwhile I had surgery at the hospital. erstwhile I woke up, there was no jack. But they gave him away. Dad went and got it.
The Kryska's crooked. I got up quietly and corrected it. Now it was good. I went back to bed, to sleep.
END
Warsaw, 26.09.2025
