[a throwback to June]
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English breakfast tea and scrumptious chocolate pastries, my frequent companions.
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Bookshelves I have known and loved...
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My grandmother keeps a window of plants at the top of the staircase to the second floor.
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Hall, night, second floor. Angles.
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This baby squirrel dropped by for a visit in the wee hours, but refused to hold still long enough for me to turn on the lights and obtain a decent photograph before taking him outside; he leaped into an empty waste can and I carried him out into the night after castigating him for his inconvenient skittishness.
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While there I went through most of my grandmother's photo albums, where I came across this photograph of my grandfather playing with one of my then-wee aunts.
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Evening engagements a la novel. My grandmother reads copiously.
**For those readers unacquainted with my grandmother, Hillside Repose is the long-established name of the farmhouse in which she and my grandfather raised their family, barring a comparatively brief period of time during which they dwelt in Kenya.
Such perfect pictures of Hillside Repose... I love it. :)
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the last photograph; the image so well captures a moment, a person, an act, and it carries a certain timelessness that is only enhanced by the lighting and exposure. Your grandmother's arm is beautiful.
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