Will forever remind me of my great-grandmother...they were always in her house. When she was in her 90's (and then beyond!) we bought her a pot of artificial African Violets...she couldn't tell the difference by that point, but loved to the touch the leaves--eternally fuzzy! :)
I am an evangelical Christian. I have two daughters whom I homeschool: Bella (15), and Daisy (8), and three older children: Giles (21), a college graduate, Felix (19), a college junior, and Clara (17), a college freshman. I'm 42 years old and happily married to my Dear Composer. We live in a 1920's school converted into a home, outside of town. And God is good.
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Photography
Photography is an important part of life at my house. Photos that appear here are taken by Giles, by the Composer, and by me. Giles is a real, paid photographer, and he uses a Sony Alpha. Most of the photography prior to September 2008 is his. Since then I have done most of the shooting and I use a Konica Minolta. Additionally, the Composer offers me nice shots on occasion, often from his little Canon point and shoot. I've given up trying to note who's done what. Thanks for your interest!
5 comments:
My grandmother always had African violets. Funny how just seeing that picture instantly took me back to her warm farmhouse kitchen.
I had to give my african violet to a friend so it would keep growing. I always kill house plants. Read my blog.
An unusual color for them, in my experience.
Lisateresa
lovely! Mine is from my mother in law and just flowered mauve.
Will forever remind me of my great-grandmother...they were always in her house. When she was in her 90's (and then beyond!) we bought her a pot of artificial African Violets...she couldn't tell the difference by that point, but loved to the touch the leaves--eternally fuzzy! :)
Everlly
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