The Cabin By The Creek is a truly compassionate story about the lives of two culturally different, youthful human beings who met in Warsaw, Poland.

Magnatim's opposite polarity attracted this young couple, first, into bonding of friendship, thin into unyielding love and deepening devotion for each other. They soon married and continued to permit their love to blossom into a solid union of mindes and hearts.

      Poland's continuing insecurity and oppression, its poverty and humiliation of its people continued to threaten the very existence of this blossoming, tender couple but of adventure sustained them. Courage and willingness bread into their natures caused this couple to follow the same path that was set before them by their friends and ancestors. This prompted them to immigrate from Poland to the land of the free. The country called America.

    After eventually arriving in America, the couple began to realize, almost immediatly, goals from their dreams of living in a free, prosperous and everlasting peace. They attained the ability to enjoy life's events as they unfolded, together. A fervent respect for their fellow man became a virtue which would guide them into the future.

     As the story further unfolds, it reveals their life experiences. Many were unanticipated by this occasionally struggling couple who created and nurtured a loving family within this newfound, rugged yet tranquil, but entirely different environment from their past. Coupled with occasional turmoil and periodic confusion, the family unit gained very rewarding successes while they coninued to add influences to those who surrounded them by their unending acts of genuine love and kindness. A very contagious compassion radiated from the very presence of this family unit.

     Arising from occasions of turbulent times, supported by successful undertakings, this family eventually attained most of their goals for success. Litttle remained for them to need, or desire.

    Each of the children gradually flew from the family's nest to create their own individual pathways toward the successes of their own futures. However, each retained a keen sense of family closeness and protected their now aging parents as the had been sheltered throughout their upbringing. This caused an entire family to remain close to each other.