
I’m guessing this was in Fredonia, PA.
Clearly I was young.
Not sure on the date.

I must have been three and living on Neville Island.
Never did like an umbrella.
… and bald.

I’m in the process of digitizing some old photos. Right now I am working through a group that my aunt (Hi, Aunt Pat!) gave to me.
Not sure how old I am in this one – I am at my grandparents’ home in Grove City.
This was, and is, my happy face.
See you along the Trail.
Walking. Morningside Gardens.
Born in the U.S.A. – Bruce Springsteen
Babalao – Angelique Kidjo
Cecilia – Simon & Garfunkel
Cheek to Cheek – Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
Christian Island – Gordon Lightfoot
California Dreamin’ – Queen Latifah
Peggy Sue – Buddy Holly
Yellowbird – The Carnival Steel Drum Band
Colonel Bogey March – Coldstream Guards
Back to You – Luna
Cut It Out – Indigo Girls
Fire and Raine – Blood, Sweat & Tears
Billy Don’t Fall – Terence Trent D’Arby
House at Pooh Corner – Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Curious – Hayley Kiyoko
This playlist is based on one originally created by my sister. Some of the artists differ as do some of the songs. But it is basically hers. Thanks!
I often post a photo of a toast to my father on this day, the anniversary of his death in 1974. This year, I have been digitizing some old family photos. It seems appropriate to post a photo of my father. We were younger then.

Thanks, Dad. Miss you.
See you along the Trail.
On the way to see Come from Away, New York Christmas sights were visited.
The tree.
Rockefeller Center.
On the way to see Come from Away, some of the New York Christmas sights were viewed.
1251 Sixth Avenue.
It has been years since the American Museum of Natural History received a visit. The children were, well, children.
Today’s visit was to see some of the Kwanzaa exhibit.
The origami Christmas tree was also viewed.

The Advent devotional project, #AdventWord is offered by the Society of St John the Evangelist. Each day a word is provided and participants are invited to share images and/or reflections and to use hashtags so our reflections may be included in an Advent Calendar with others from around the world.

My dad.
And me.
When I was younger.
The Advent devotional project, #AdventWord is offered by the Society of St John the Evangelist. Each day a word is provided and participants are invited to share images and/or reflections and to use hashtags so our reflections may be included in an Advent Calendar with others from around the world.