Oh my goodness, that is such a sweet and beautiful photo! About the red church door, I always expect a red door on an Episcopal church. I'm hoping that it is that way for a reason, like the significance of it. Thanks for stopping in today!
It's been a long time since we visited each other. as legend has it, the Nian/dragon breathed fire and ate children and animals, that made it very scary. They found the Nian was afraid of loud sound and the colour red. Since then, he wasn't so scary anymore.
Both the photo and the words are beautiful! We have five kids (and love them all dearly), but grandchildren are something different. I totally get it...
Oh my goodness, that is such a sweet and beautiful photo! About the red church door, I always expect a red door on an Episcopal church. I'm hoping that it is that way for a reason, like the significance of it. Thanks for stopping in today!
ReplyDeleteHi Genie,
ReplyDeleteIt's been a long time since we visited each other. as legend has it, the Nian/dragon breathed fire and ate children and animals, that made it very scary. They found the Nian was afraid of loud sound and the colour red. Since then, he wasn't so scary anymore.
So beautiful pic
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Is this Eloise? A wonderful portrait!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture and those french braids are so neat. My Blessing has curly hair so our braids never look that neat.
ReplyDeleteWow! beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo Genie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful photo! Taken with so much love.
ReplyDeleteGrandchildren are precious.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty photo in B&W.
ReplyDeletethat hair, so envious
ReplyDeleteAwwwwww, so very precious. French braids...love it.
ReplyDeleteThis photo couldn't be more perfect done in B&W makes it all the more dramatic.
gorgeous bw image of the girls hair. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Genie,
ReplyDeleteTotally agree with your poem about holding a Grandchild's hand!!!
Love the photo, and don't you just love it when they slip their hand into yours!
ReplyDeleteBoth the photo and the words are beautiful! We have five kids (and love them all dearly), but grandchildren are something different. I totally get it...
ReplyDeleteDelightful post! Love those braids!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet...that shot reminds me of the Norman Rockwell painting of the girl looking in the mirror!
ReplyDeletePigtail innocence. I remember wearing undershirts like that once long ago.
ReplyDeleteLovely capture!
ReplyDeleteLove the hair
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx