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Category Archives: History
How Will the World Change?
Six years ago I read an article by a person whose “world changed” at a young age by the event of “9/11” in New York City. My reading of her well-written memoir initiated a memory search for that moment in … Continue reading
Ancient Greeks in Egypt
It is perhaps generally known that the famed ‘Cleopatra’ was Greek. She was the last of the Greek Pharaohs of Egypt who had ruled for over 300 years. I bring this up now because I just met a woman whom … Continue reading