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August 18, 2009

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"My name is Henio Zytomirski. I am seven-years-old. I live on 3 Szewska Street in Lublin," he writes on his profile. His birthday is March 25, 1933. He is no more than seven or eight years old. As a young Jewish boy, he was killed by the Nazis in a concentration camp.

Henio has been signed up to Facebook since August 18, 2009. "On that day, I wrote my first entry," said Pasdfiotr Buzek. The 22-year-old works in the Brama Grodzka Cultural Center in Lublin, and he is responsible for bringing Henio back to life in the virtual world. He imagines how Henio felt during his life and writes as though he were him.

Nike Zoom

You can definitely see your enthusiasm in the work you write. The world hopes for more passionate writers like you who aren?ˉt afraid to say how they believe. Always go after your heart.

BLL

Oh, my.
This is too funny.
My parents have a Bichon Frise. His name is Winston (Winnie, for God's sake) and we refer to him as "kitty" because seriously, he does not qualify as a Canine.

pixie

i have always loved this story and i believe we visited you the week that it happened. it was "fresh", in any case.
HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!!

k

H I L A R I O U S!!!!
I LOVE this story and i must say that dog knew EXACTLY which bedroom was yours!!! ; )

Jennifer Lee

Hilarious! Love the gusto that went with the finger ;)

Pixie

Hysterical! That'll teach that dog to mess with you. OMG...laughing so hard I'm crying.

Kate

Okay, the "stare down" when the dog comes into your garage? That face you made? PRICELESS!

melissa

This is one of my favorites!!! I even tell people this story because it always cracks me up!

Janel

Silent lurker here, but BIG fan of your book! I have given it to three friends who are gaga for you and your writing. You are helping them to heal on their journeys...having said that, LOL! I so understand that dog story! There is a woman that walks the neighborhood with her dog, with a pooh bag in hand as if she is a good pet owner who picks up after her dog. But no, she walks the hood acting as if she is going to pick up pooh, but instead bends down, praises the dog, then looks around to see if anyone is watching. If no one is around, she LEAVES the pooh. So I have been saving it up for her to make a special delivery..I have something real "purty" in mind. stay tuned for the end of the story.

Linda

this is classic...i just picture that little mop going all cujo! great way to start my day! Linda

stef

OMG - this is hilarious and JUST what I needed tonight! sweet dreams dog lover :)

xoxo

Lu

LMAO!!! The finger was one of the best part of the story! Love it.

elizabeth

you are SUCH a great storyteller!!!

anne

hahahahahahaahahahahahahaahahahahahaahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaahahaha.

"we gave that dog the finger."

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