Comments for Danuta Hinc http://danutahinc.com meditations and dialogues about family, books, ideas, and the writing life Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:27:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Coming to terms with my Father’s passing by Casey Cooke http://danutahinc.com/2012/01/03/coming-to-terms-with-my-fathers-passing/#comment-14948 Casey Cooke Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:27:23 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=3911#comment-14948 I am sorry for your loss, Danuta, but think your choice of poetry is lovely. I have always found a certain peace and quiet from the poem "Fathers." Be well and happy (and a belated congrats on the gig at University of MD). I am sorry for your loss, Danuta, but think your choice of poetry is lovely. I have always found a certain peace and quiet from the poem “Fathers.” Be well and happy (and a belated congrats on the gig at University of MD).

]]> Comment on Coming to terms with my Father’s passing by Danuta Hinc http://danutahinc.com/2012/01/03/coming-to-terms-with-my-fathers-passing/#comment-14370 Danuta Hinc Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:31:33 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=3911#comment-14370 Yes, beautifully said, Mike. Yes, beautifully said, Mike.

]]> Comment on Coming to terms with my Father’s passing by Danuta Hinc http://danutahinc.com/2012/01/03/coming-to-terms-with-my-fathers-passing/#comment-14369 Danuta Hinc Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:31:11 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=3911#comment-14369 I am working on the same ... I think you are right, Paul. I am working on the same … I think you are right, Paul.

]]> Comment on Coming to terms with my Father’s passing by Danuta Hinc http://danutahinc.com/2012/01/03/coming-to-terms-with-my-fathers-passing/#comment-14368 Danuta Hinc Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:29:25 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=3911#comment-14368 Yurek, We might be related, who knows ... You have my father's name. His name was Jerzy Hinz. Hinz was changed to Hinc. Yurek is really Jurek, right? And Jurek it's a diminutive form of Jerzy. Thank you for contacting me, Danuta Yurek,
We might be related, who knows …
You have my father’s name. His name was Jerzy Hinz. Hinz was changed to Hinc. Yurek is really Jurek, right? And Jurek it’s a diminutive form of Jerzy.
Thank you for contacting me,
Danuta

]]> Comment on Coming to terms with my Father’s passing by Yurek Hinz http://danutahinc.com/2012/01/03/coming-to-terms-with-my-fathers-passing/#comment-14367 Yurek Hinz Wed, 11 Jan 2012 18:55:15 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=3911#comment-14367 Danuta, It's good to see another Hinc at University of Maryland. Since we're both Kashubs, who knows, maybe we're related (?) Yurek UMUC-E Danuta,
It’s good to see another Hinc at University of Maryland. Since we’re both Kashubs, who knows, maybe we’re related (?)

Yurek
UMUC-E

]]> Comment on Memories: How much do we remember? by Danuta Hinc http://danutahinc.com/2010/08/28/memories-how-much-do-we-remember/#comment-14187 Danuta Hinc Sun, 08 Jan 2012 18:53:56 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=1542#comment-14187 Monica, I encourage you to write about your parents. Think of all the people/students doing research on WW1. Your story might turn out to be invaluable to them. Also, if you would like to guest post on my blog -- please, let me know. You can contact me through my email: dhinc44@gmail.com Monica,
I encourage you to write about your parents. Think of all the people/students doing research on WW1. Your story might turn out to be invaluable to them. Also, if you would like to guest post on my blog — please, let me know. You can contact me through my email: dhinc44@gmail.com

]]> Comment on Memories: How much do we remember? by Monica Boorboor http://danutahinc.com/2010/08/28/memories-how-much-do-we-remember/#comment-14152 Monica Boorboor Sat, 07 Jan 2012 23:36:49 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=1542#comment-14152 I was told that I should write and share my story about my parents who were born during WW1 and lived through the invasion in Poland and were sent to labor camps and then DP camps. I was born in Germany in a DP camp and have photos and a story to tell. Your blog was recommended and after reading it , I find this well done and inspirational. I hope that I can make my blog as interesting as yours. I also started putting a memoir together, it will take time. I was told that I should write and share my story about my parents who were born during WW1 and lived through the invasion in Poland and were sent to labor camps and then DP camps. I was born in Germany in a DP camp and have photos and a story to tell. Your blog was recommended and after reading it , I find this well done and inspirational. I hope that I can make my blog as interesting as yours. I also started putting a memoir together, it will take time.

]]> Comment on Coming to terms with my Father’s passing by Paul http://danutahinc.com/2012/01/03/coming-to-terms-with-my-fathers-passing/#comment-14013 Paul Thu, 05 Jan 2012 13:49:39 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=3911#comment-14013 I wrote a short story about my father's passing, though I think it was more about my numb reaction to it. I think that helped be gain closure. I wrote a short story about my father’s passing, though I think it was more about my numb reaction to it. I think that helped be gain closure.

]]> Comment on Coming to terms with my Father’s passing by Mike Clark http://danutahinc.com/2012/01/03/coming-to-terms-with-my-fathers-passing/#comment-13930 Mike Clark Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:36:44 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=3911#comment-13930 Danuta-We always must remember what a parent lost to death has left behind. In those memories, we can discern the many meanings of love we experienced over the course of their lifetime. It is in those moments of recollection that we still feel their presence beyond the borders of life and death. Danuta-We always must remember what a parent lost to death has left behind. In those memories, we can discern the many meanings of love we experienced over the course of their lifetime. It is in those moments of recollection that we still feel their presence beyond the borders of life and death.

]]> Comment on Reading from “To Kill the Other” — The 1970 shipyard workers uprising in Marek’s story by Danuta Hinc http://danutahinc.com/2011/12/11/reading-from-to-kill-the-other-%e2%80%94-the-1970-shipyard-workers-uprising-in-mareks-story/#comment-11939 Danuta Hinc Mon, 12 Dec 2011 15:47:40 +0000 http://danutahinc.com/?p=3881#comment-11939 Pamela, Thank you! Your house was the perfect place to accommodate the hungry (literally and figuratively speaking) crowd. Pamela,
Thank you!
Your house was the perfect place to accommodate the hungry (literally and figuratively speaking) crowd.

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