The World In Between

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• Reminders of Jewish Life in Mád, Hungary

  By Julie Callahan on July 19, 2014 • ( 35 )

  

  If you arrive in Mád by train, expect a tepid welcome. As we stood on the platform, the town sign loomed threateningly over the tiny rail station. Alongside the road to the village, an abandoned factory, one of thousands strewn… Read More ›

• The Stations of the Cross: Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia

  By Julie Callahan on July 17, 2014 • ( 1 )

  

  Last week, I noticed my Facebook page photo is different from my standard social media picture. As I looked at it, I recalled Ryan’s words, “Hey mom, you need a new picture – don’t use one from work, OK? Take… Read More ›

• Mad, Hungary: A Wine Tasting at Budahazy Pince

  By Julie Callahan on July 9, 2014 • ( 3 )

  

  Several weeks ago, we ate the most perfect lunch in Mad, Hungary at the Budahazy Pince vineyard, feasting on perhaps a dozen varieties of greens organically grown in the back yard, picked fresh, and then drizzled with lemon, olive oil… Read More ›

• The Tokaj Museum – Tokaj, Hungary

  By Julie Callahan on July 5, 2014 • ( 1 )

  

  Every backwater town opens a museum it seems, and often with the same recipe – preserve a historically significant building and then fill it with 700 years of keepsakes previously stashed in a dozen attics across town. Tokaj, Hungary is… Read More ›

• America, Win or lose, will grown men cry? Because that is futbol!!

  By Julie Callahan on July 3, 2014 • ( 2 )

  

  During this World Cup, I keep reading that Americans have embraced soccer, turned ourselves into a country of World Cup crazies. Still, I think of our young soccer stars dashing to practice between violin rehearsal and chess club. Soccer, in… Read More ›

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