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Showing posts with label old way determination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label old way determination. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
The National Monument to the Forefathers
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Fairies, Thimbles, and Paper Hats
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| Look in Mom's eyes, you will see her joy of play. |
Every mother has a memory of something her child said that will
stick with her through time. My mom has
shared one of those kinds of memories many times in family gatherings about
me. She said I would often say, “Let’s
‘tend.” So as you can already pick up,
pretending for me came natural. (However,
that character trait didn’t always bring about good memories for my siblings,
hehehe…later).
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| Look in Mom's eyes, you will see her joy of play. |
Every mother has a memory of something her child said that will
stick with her through time. My mom has
shared one of those kinds of memories many times in family gatherings about
me. She said I would often say, “Let’s
‘tend.” So as you can already pick up,
pretending for me came natural. (However,
that character trait didn’t always bring about good memories for my siblings,
hehehe…later).
A Christmas With Ma'mee
| If you look close you can see that her brooch is a picture of Pa'pee. |
There was a lighted wreath hanging
on the door adorned with colorful lights that marked the birth of Grandma’s
Savoir. It was our last stop on our
Christmas journey. We had left Camden County
to drive to Dade to be with family, then on to Dallas to visit Grandma who just turned 97 on
the 23rd of December. I was eager
to see her again. Nothing sweeter than
being “liked minded” with someone who is 97 and better yet if that person is
someone you treasure.
| If you look close you can see that her brooch is a picture of Pa'pee. |
There was a lighted wreath hanging
on the door adorned with colorful lights that marked the birth of Grandma’s
Savoir. It was our last stop on our
Christmas journey. We had left Camden County
to drive to Dade to be with family, then on to Dallas to visit Grandma who just turned 97 on
the 23rd of December. I was eager
to see her again. Nothing sweeter than
being “liked minded” with someone who is 97 and better yet if that person is
someone you treasure.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Fried Chicken Backs and Feet
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| Granny feeding her chickens. |
Mom and I were talking today about the way things were. She was born in 1941 and raised in
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| Granny feeding her chickens. |
Mom and I were talking today about the way things were. She was born in 1941 and raised in
Friday, May 4, 2012
A Butterfly Quilt and Memories
I interviewed Marie on May 4th, 2006. I wanted to meet someone who could tell me more about the life along the Niangua River for a book that I was working on. The historical society in Buffalo told me that Maire would love to share information with me. When I contacted her she said, "come on over". I did with a small tape recorder in hand. When I arrived at her home she meet me at the door and invited me in. She was working on a quilt made with hankies she had recieved in a hankie exchange during WWII. I went home later and tried to the best of my weak abilities to capture that conversation exactly as she spoke...
I interviewed Marie on May 4th, 2006. I wanted to meet someone who could tell me more about the life along the Niangua River for a book that I was working on. The historical society in Buffalo told me that Maire would love to share information with me. When I contacted her she said, "come on over". I did with a small tape recorder in hand. When I arrived at her home she meet me at the door and invited me in. She was working on a quilt made with hankies she had recieved in a hankie exchange during WWII. I went home later and tried to the best of my weak abilities to capture that conversation exactly as she spoke...
Thursday, March 15, 2012
A Father's Determination
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