The clothing was all about comfort. Not that I'm usually dressed any better. I'm pretty sure there was a barely subliminal reason for my wearing all white on the day we visited the two homes of Marie Antoinette.
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Danielle Balsara said…
Love that picture!
Danielle Balsara said…
Didn't know your middle name was Irene. It is my dad's name with an accent to the right on the last e, and his twin sister with an accent to the left on the first e!!!
Not only do I Love this Picture I want a copy! Looks like this trip was the trip you've been waiting to take for a long time, So happy you enjoyed it. Miss you and Love you.
TRICIA! You visited my blog! And left a COMMENT! I'm so excited. We need to have a phone date. Or, better yet, a real visit. .I'd love to see you With Micah in Boston, I've been going there instead of VA. Miss and love you, too.
History teacher? Hardly! Woefully uneducated. Why do I get the feeling I recognize that spare writing style? Do I know you, Anonymous?
Danielle said…
That picture is superb! It looks as though someone photoshopped it. The way the light enters through the vines makes it look as though stardust is falling upon your leaving, and the white of your outfit seems to disperse at the edges making it seem as though you are becoming part of your surrounding as you depart the area. Very fitting! The place was waiting for your visit and you have stirred up the dust of knowledge that is blessing you with an exciting hobby. I am so happy for you and for the impression this trip has made on you.
The clothing was all about comfort. Not that I'm usually dressed any better. I'm pretty sure there was a barely subliminal reason for my wearing all white on the day we visited the two homes of Marie Antoinette.
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is blessing you with an exciting hobby. I am so happy for you and for the impression this trip has made on you.