You’re fortunate to have had your grandma to visit. Only one of my grandparents are in my memory, and even then she had taken up residence with my aunt, so I have no grandma’s house in my memory. However, I was born when my parents lived in the house with grandma. The road in this photo is the actual road back to my homeplace.
reminds me of going back to my Grandma’s house…we called “the country”…
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You’re fortunate to have had your grandma to visit. Only one of my grandparents are in my memory, and even then she had taken up residence with my aunt, so I have no grandma’s house in my memory. However, I was born when my parents lived in the house with grandma. The road in this photo is the actual road back to my homeplace.
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Much that is touching in these few words. Love it!
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Thanks, Linda. So much nostalgia dripping from the pen!
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Fabulous poem, Freeda!
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Wonderful to see you back at your “desk”, Catherine. I’ve been missing you. I’m still trying to find out about your new blog.
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So am I lol. It’s getting there, Freeda. It doesn’t look right yet. I need to iron out a few things. Huge learning curve 😉
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Good luck with it. That would be a challenge for me. I know yours will be great.
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I agree with what Dot said. 🙂
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🙂 Very nice, Ginger. You and Dot make a number 1 team! Thanks.
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Another good pairing of words and image!
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Thanks, DJ. You people make my day with your feedback. Wonderful to stay in touch with blogging friends.
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Freeda, your poetry and your photography go together beautifully.
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Thank you! Nice to hear from you early this morning!
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