february 25, 1929 - july 3, 2003
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- what do you bring
- when lightning struck and set this place afire
- to s.c., who writes like an angel
- a gift from mr. brattcat
- no wake
- taking a dive
- photo walk
- gray day
- don't you wonder what snow flake bentley
- i'm only repeating what i hear in the barnyard...
- waist deep in day lillies
- blog buddies
- i could be wrong
- no curtains
- how now wet cow?
- sometimes i'm not the only cat
- i can't thank you enough
- if apricots can grow in heady profusion on green s...
- roots
- almost faded.
- do gardeners dream in color?
- so much depends upon a green wagon
- at the teddy bear picnic
- can we imagine what is desired
- this heat wave we're experiencing in new england
- for jilly:
- james taylor and carole king
- happy fourth
- my beloved mom
- not far beyond this point the road ends,
- july theme: reflections
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22 comments:
I guess her beautyful smile is floating around you every day...
Awww. So beautiful. Just like brattcat.
Beautiful portrait and wonderful tribute.
A touching and deserved tribute.
When my mother passed away this month ten years ago, we used a similar photo of her for the obituary. Although we had not discussed the subject with her, it is definitely what she would have wanted.
Lovely. MB
She looks both very beautiful and very kind. So glad you posted her photo.
Boy, does she ever look like the ladies or girls (I was between 6 and 10 then) I saw when I was growing up during World War II. The hair, I think, is about the same that everyone wore. Did you know they washed it in homemade soap and rinsed it in vinegar.
The photos of the people from times passed help us to stop for a moment and make alive the ones who gone, with our memories, imagination, feeling.
My goodness. Your mom looks somewhat like Lois' mom looked at the time that photo was taken. Lois lost her mom in 2003 also! But you lost yours way too soon!
She represents good memories, I'd guess!
What a wonderful tribute. Thank you for sharing your mom with all of us.
V
She was so pretty, had such a lovely smile.
Wonderful post!
A beautiful tribute to your mother.
She does have a beautiful smile and loving eyes.
Beautiful picture of your mom. The photo looks hand colored. What a wonderful remembrance. You lost her much too soon.
Really beautiful portrait!
God bless you!
Cezar
Great portrait of a beautiful lady!
Lovely portrait, nice thought.
So beautiful, her smile and her eyes express all her hopes and dreams for the future ahead...
What a lovely woman, your mom. May you be blessed with her memory and all the love between you on this tender anniversary.
-Kim
Such a beautiful smile
I am sure it's in your heart every day of your life
What a beautiful lady - and doubtless just like you!
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