Visits

12 thoughts on “Visits”

1. A1/4BasqueInSpokane June 20, 2013 at 22:06

   Glad I decided to look up an old post today, and discovered that the reason I hadn’t received any blog updates lately was because you were updating. New site looks great! Look forward to new posts in my inbox soon 🙂
2. Henar Chico June 22, 2013 at 16:27

   Yes, I am glad too. I lost all the emails from the people that had signed up. Thanks for the message, I really like to receive comments. Big hug!
3. William Thompson-Uberuaga July 29, 2013 at 7:10

   zorte ona!!!
4. Donald August 20, 2013 at 15:20

   I can now call it a day…
   “You have successfully subscribed!”

   Success should be my second name.
5. Henar Chico August 20, 2013 at 15:22

   Now, that made my day! Oh… The pressure!
6. Gorka June 24, 2014 at 0:31

   Hi from the sothern Basque Country¡

   I´ve found this interesting blog when I was searching the web looking for news from Boise, because my son is currently there through an interchange of his Ikastola (in Vitoria) with a High School in Boise. He´s living with a family and I am finding out our heritage in USA. Very nice. But in this blog I´ve found much more than that: an very clever exercise of personal expression of thougts and feelings.
7. Mario E Urrusuno May 24, 2015 at 9:49

   Love that you have taken the time to provide this precious history of our family.I may have spoken to you once many years ago.
   Thank you
8. Henar Chico May 24, 2015 at 10:20

   Hello Mario, of course! I know some of the relatives and friends, and it’s a great story. I am glad you saw it and took the time to leave a comment on the blog. Big hug!
9. Claudette Mendiola Hill March 28, 2016 at 12:45

   Both my paternal and maternal grandparents came to the US in the late 1890’s. I have met some of my relatives when they came to this country to herd sheep, and also when they came to visit. My life long dream is to visit Euskadi. I still have many relatives there. To meet them and to see the land of my roots and all the placces and things my grandparents and parents talked about and get more information on my history, would be beyond a dream come true.\

   Claudette Mendiola Hill
10. Henar Chico March 28, 2016 at 13:06

    It would, wouldn’t it? You should write EITB an email at send an email to cuestiondeorigen@eitb.eus, you never know what can happen!
11. Patricia Ehda June 14, 2016 at 8:42

    My mother and matereral grandparents were 100% Basque. They owned a small Basque restaurant in the Central Valley of California. They were French Basque and I am trying to replicate some of their recipes. If anybody has an idea to help I would appreciate it. I do not speak or read Bascue. Thank you for your help.
    Patricia Ehda
12. Michel Ph HACALA August 17, 2016 at 15:42

    Very interesting, I’m first generation in north america, parents from St. Pierre Miquelon & St. Jean de Luz.

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