It seems like yesterday, but this photo was taken sometime between 1973 and 1975 when I lived in Mendham, NJ with a Far Hills mailing address. I still have this hat and it's my favorite. Miss you, Anna.
Thank you for another mother and daughter photo - all smiles in your bright coats on what looks to be a bright and brush winter day just like this one has been in the mid-Atlantic.. Glad you kept the hat.
Dear Rosemary, No, you never bore me! and I adore the pics of you and your beautiful Mom. My beautiful sister Rachael passed away in April 2016 and I feel about her as you do your Mom. Unfortunately, not all Mom's love their children. I have a mother who does not love me. I had to estrange myself from my mother but my sister and I remained very close. Please keep talking about your Mom and showing us your beautiful pics. I recently moved from CA to the Philly burbs so I am your neighbor now. I have been reading your blog for a long time. Thank you and Happy New Year! Leona
What a wonderful photo. What a wonderful remembrance. I don't comment a lot, but just want you to know that I always appreciate your posts. Short and sweet they are and always wonderful pictures.
Wonderful photo. I don't comment a lot, but want you to know that I always appreciate your posts - they are short and sweet, informative, and contain beautiful photos.
I love this picture of you and your mother, two beautiful women. It is easy to tell that you having a loving relationship. I don't think I have commented before but please know that I enjoy your blog and check it regularly. Your photos are a welcome respite from the rawness of current times.
I miss anna too dear friend. and her beloved kitty. and our webster. the wonder dog. I've become one of those followers who seldom speak. but I want you to know your blog is always treasured. as are you. xo♥
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Oh my, what a wonderful photo! Two very beautiful women.
A lovely picture of you and your mother.
Two strikingly beautiful women!
I LOVE this photo....I hope you have it out somewhere so that you can look at it often.
Thank you for another mother and daughter photo - all smiles in your bright coats on what looks to be a bright and brush winter day just like this one has been in the mid-Atlantic..
Glad you kept the hat.
Linda
Dear Rosemary,
No, you never bore me! and I adore the pics of you and your beautiful Mom. My beautiful sister Rachael passed away in April 2016 and I feel about her as you do your Mom. Unfortunately, not all Mom's love their children. I have a mother who does not love me. I had to estrange myself from my mother but my sister and I remained very close. Please keep talking about your Mom and showing us your beautiful pics. I recently moved from CA to the Philly burbs so I am your neighbor now. I have been reading your blog for a long time. Thank you and Happy New Year! Leona
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What a wonderful photo. What a wonderful remembrance. I don't comment a lot, but just want you to know that I always appreciate your posts. Short and sweet they are and always wonderful pictures.
Wonderful photo. I don't comment a lot, but want you to know that I always appreciate your posts - they are short and sweet, informative, and contain beautiful photos.
I don't think I've ever commented on your blog but I follow you regularly because your photos transport me to a place where all is peaceful.
I love this picture of you and your mother and the pose shows how fond you are of each other. Body language reveals so much!
Thanks for sharing it.
I love this picture of you and your mother, two beautiful women. It is easy to tell that you having a loving relationship. I don't think I have commented before but please know that I enjoy your blog and check it regularly. Your photos are a welcome respite from the rawness of current times.
I miss anna too dear friend.
and her beloved kitty.
and our webster. the wonder dog.
I've become one of those followers who seldom speak.
but I want you to know your blog is always treasured. as are you. xo♥
I have never seen this pic! It is so nice.
You look so much like your mom.
I never realized it.
xo
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