See Sue Vincent’s Thursday photo prompt for instructions
The dust of hopes and longings lie tightly sealed within its vault. Were they realized? Or did they dissolve, warping the edges before escaping to colour those who followed – and who placed their own dreams, gently folded, into Grandmother’s chest.
Thank you, Nadia! That’s a whole history and mystry in a few words 🙂
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Thank you. 🙂 And thank you for the beautiful photo prompt!!
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I’m glad you decided to take part 🙂
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Reblogged this on Sue Vincent – Daily Echo and commented:
First in this week for the photo prompt…
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I’m betting she’s got granddad in there 🙂
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😀 😀 You just made my day!!!!
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Do I win the jackpot?
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For sure! But it’s possible that the jackpot involves a bunch of lemons… 🙂
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I like lemons 🙂
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Haha! The mystery! Great response to the prompt (and so quick too – well done). KL ❤
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Thanks so much!! 🙂
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You took me back to when I was a child. My grandmother had a hope chest. I always wondered what she put in it. If they were just hopes, why was it so large (to my eyes as a young child)?
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Ah yes, I know what you mean. And what a great description from a child’s point of view! I remember marveling at hope chests as a kid – it wasn’t something that my family had, but I remember being intrigued by them as well. Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
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Oh I LOVE this–beautiful!
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Thanks so much! These prompts are great, aren’t they?
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Yes they are–I came on board late for that one…wonder if I can do it anyway? It’s so evocative 🙂
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Sure!! Why not? Go for it!
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Thanks–I just might! 🙂
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Hi Sue!
https://stellaseawaft.wordpress.com/2016/05/26/generations-heart-beats/
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