I promised you all I would let you hear the real Russian song, Polyushko Polye, so here it is! in Crylic it's Полюшкo Поле. Earlier I got a request from one of the readers for the sheet music because she couldn't find it online, so it you would like to find the sheet music you have to write in Russian полюшко поле ноты для пианино, which literally translates as "Field my field (or meadowland) notes to piano". You won't find the sheet music in English, but the notes are the same no matter what language you speak. ;D I'd like it to be noted that this song has been around for a long time now (1933) and since then it has gone through several spelling and name changes changes. So here are the lists of known names for this song.
Greetings, readers! It's time for our very first Our World post! Hope you enjoy as I give you a little background history and story of a hat that many of you are probably familiar with... The ushanka is famous for its fur ear flaps. These make it very nice for the winter! Chances are, you've either worn or have seen an ushanka before. It sounds like a strange word, but in reality we use lots of ushankas, all over the world. Pronounced "Ooo-shank-ah", most of us who have ever spent time in the cold have worn one. When folded up, the ushanka becomes the classic military hat we're all familiar seeing in Cold War movies.
Jesseca Dawn, Megs, and Rebekah E! Congratulations to these three girls! And thank you to all who entered. :) It meant a lot to me to receive so many entries. Take care and God bless, more blog posts to come soon! (Especially after cherries) Blessings, Emily
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