Brookfield Zoo, 1965. Olga takes a break from entertaining the visitors.
Showing posts with label dreams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dreams. Show all posts
February 3, 2015
March 11, 2014
Independence Restoration Day
Today
is the twenty-fourth anniversary of the day Lithuania's Parliament voted to
assert its independence from the Soviet
Union.
*In Lithuanian. The Lithuanian flag rises at 0:37 and the singing of the national anthem begins at 0:54. Displaying a flag and singing the anthem had been, since 1944, criminal acts.
My Mom (who believes dreams deliver messages) recounts how, during the Soviet Union's 1940-1941 occupation, she dreamed about a day when her mother, Jadzė, climbed to the attic, retrieved a hidden flag, and flew it in defiance. In the woken world, Jadzė died before World War II ended.
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