This week’s first word is “Tap”.
This is my favorite little “Clock”.
Which “Card” should I send? The subjects themselves even look like cards.
Trudy thinks she is “Hidden” .
Another “Me
Now” photo.
The photo-a-day challenge is from a blogger in Australia. And it was Father’s Day in Australia yesterday, Sunday, Sept 2nd. I want to honor my
Grandfathers for the word “Father”. They were both very important men in my
life.
Grandpa Riddle, on the left, was my mother’s father. He was from England, raised in China, and dressed this way every single day. This picture was taken at Echo Park in Los Angeles probably in the 50s. Echo Park was a favorite spot of ours.
Grandpa Riddle, on the left, was my mother’s father. He was from England, raised in China, and dressed this way every single day. This picture was taken at Echo Park in Los Angeles probably in the 50s. Echo Park was a favorite spot of ours.
Grandpa Hansen, on the right, was my father’s father. Grandpa Hansen was from Denmark. He was a gentleman farmer, delivered mail in horse and buggy in Fresno, and built a Lutheran church on his end of town (because there was a need). He was such a kind and gentle man.
They are both missed very much.
Quilt happy,
Marilyn
4 comments:
Enjoyed the post, as always. Trudy looks cute even with that little bit of her showing. :)
Great photos, as usual. Loved your grandpa photos and stories.
Love your Polaroid!
The history of your grandfathers' is priceless - loved it. :)
Love the photos!
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