claggle -- yes, a visit from my daughter and a pkt if candy corn would transport me too. Didn't get children at my door on Halloween when I lived in KY -- lived to far out in the country I guess. But now I understand I will have them here in the apartment complex. Will be nice to see the costumed kids. thanks for stopping -- barbara
Rita -- Yes, the header and the first photo at the top of this post are from my Kentucky days. I took so many photos that never got published on a blog. I am going to include them once in a while even though I don't live in KY anymore. I now realize what a gold mine KY was for photographic experiences. My family photo is blurry but I liked it because my dad had his arms around my sons. Have a nice Halloween in your new home -- barbara
Joanne -- Wish your brother a happy birthday. Thanks for the kind words about my KY photos, I really enjoyed getting out in areas around KY and taking photos and meeting all the folks I met along the way. I will be putting Ky photos on occasionally as the seasons pass. Thanks for stopping by Joanne -- barbara
Michelle -- I do have quite a few KY photos that I will probably put on my blog as time passes. Ky sure has history and tradition that intrigues me. Looking for that in this area. -- thanks -- barbara
Mamabug -- I know you had been off for a long time. I missed your posts. Are you teaching your granddaughter to appreciate the wild flowers. thanks for stopping -- barbara
Photos can bring back our past in so many ways. My dad was a good father and I feel fortunate that I can say this. The song -- yes, I think someone already wrote one :) -- thanks barbara
Vicki -- Farmers markets are big -- maybe folks like the one stop shopping today. Farm stands are fun to stop at and where I was raised they were abundant. Not anymore -- now they are subdivisions. Happy Halloween to you -- barbara
I like this time of year too. A surprise visit and gift from my daughter - small pkt of Candy Corn and I am transported.
ReplyDeleteclaggle -- yes, a visit from my daughter and a pkt if candy corn would transport me too. Didn't get children at my door on Halloween when I lived in KY -- lived to far out in the country I guess. But now I understand I will have them here in the apartment complex. Will be nice to see the costumed kids. thanks for stopping -- barbara
DeleteThere are some fine looking fellas in your family!
ReplyDeleteturquoisemoon --- Photo rather blurry but like it as my dad has his arms around my sons. They had a good relationship. thanks -- barbara
DeleteMy goodness, your two boys overtook your father in height, but he looks as if he doesn't mind at all.
ReplyDeleteJune -- So long ago this photo was taken. Doesn't the years of our life pass so quickly. Nice we have photos for memories. thanks -- barbara
DeleteOh, Barbara, what a sweet memory, adorned by Halloween colors & celebrations...Is the first photo Kentucky? The 2nd photo, what a treasure!!
ReplyDeleteRita -- Yes, the header and the first photo at the top of this post are from my Kentucky days. I took so many photos that never got published on a blog. I am going to include them once in a while even though I don't live in KY anymore. I now realize what a gold mine KY was for photographic experiences. My family photo is blurry but I liked it because my dad had his arms around my sons. Have a nice Halloween in your new home -- barbara
DeleteMy brother's birthday, too.
ReplyDeleteI love your Kentucky photos, so rustic. Kentucky has so many vistas.
Joanne -- Wish your brother a happy birthday. Thanks for the kind words about my KY photos, I really enjoyed getting out in areas around KY and taking photos and meeting all the folks I met along the way. I will be putting Ky photos on occasionally as the seasons pass. Thanks for stopping by Joanne -- barbara
DeleteI enjoy seeing your Kentucky photos, even though you have moved. Nice photo of your dad and sons.
ReplyDeleteMichelle -- I do have quite a few KY photos that I will probably put on my blog as time passes. Ky sure has history and tradition that intrigues me. Looking for that in this area. -- thanks -- barbara
DeleteWonderful photo Barbara! Getting to take my sweet baby granddaughter out this Halloween.
ReplyDeleteMamabug -- I know you had been off for a long time. I missed your posts. Are you teaching your granddaughter to appreciate the wild flowers. thanks for stopping -- barbara
DeleteWhat a great family picture and memory. My old Kentucky Home. Somebody should write a song about that.... oh wait a minute, I think somebody did....:)
ReplyDeletePhotos can bring back our past in so many ways. My dad was a good father and I feel fortunate that I can say this. The song -- yes, I think someone already wrote one :) -- thanks barbara
DeleteHappy Halloween, Barbara! Loved the farm stand post -- we still have a few around here though I suspect that Farmer's Markets are taking over.
ReplyDeleteVicki -- Farmers markets are big -- maybe folks like the one stop shopping today. Farm stands are fun to stop at and where I was raised they were abundant. Not anymore -- now they are subdivisions. Happy Halloween to you -- barbara
DeleteA day to remember...
ReplyDeleteBirdman -- Always. thanks for stopping with your comment -- barbara
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