For Sistah Hawthorne:
These pictures are from our last little jaunt
to Danville, Va.
I've blogged about this house before,
here.
It's on 86.
Going from Hillsborough to Danville.
I've seen decorations for Christmas,
Thanksgiving, Halloween, Fourth of July, Easter,
St. Swithun's Day.
You name it?
These people celebrate it.
God bless 'em.
Later that afternoon.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009.
Celebration
of my son's 22 birthday party.
At my dear friend Maxine's house.
Directly after the graveside burial.
Pumpkin Pie
and
Sweet Potato Pie.
Right after my Mama's Funeral.
Middle Hawthorne always wants a pumpkin pie
for his birthday,
never a cake.
Later.
Barn at Brother Hawthorne's farm.
Brother Hawthorne, thankfully,
came and rescued me from the homestead,
and took me down to his farm
so I could reconnect with my roots.
And much later,
dinner at Brother and Sister In Law Hawthornes'.
Nephew and Wifey Hawthorne
and
Great Niece Hawthorne.
Brother In Law and his son,
Nephew Hawthorne.
Brother Hawthorne,
sporting his BrokeBackMountainShirt,
with his Grand Daughter Hawthorne,
my Great Niece Hawthorne.
Nephew Hawthorne,
and his mother, Sistah Hawthorne.
My eyes are aswirlin'.
Nephew Hawthorne,
Sister In Law Hawthorne,
and Great Niece Hawthorne.
Nephew and Wifey Hawthorne.
I've always loved Auntie's wallpaper
in her dining room.
Funereal flowers.
Jesus Christmas Flowers.
Brother Hawthorne,
Nephew Hawthorne,
and Sister In Law Hawthorne.
Amy, you know I love ya.
Handsome Broke Back Brother Hawthorne
loves pictures of himself.
If any Hawthornes want me to take them out of my blog,
then please e me:
rosiehawthorne@aim.com.
Or call me
if you feel that vehemently.
You have my number.
(So soon already
since the last time I changed it?)
I know a lot of you are in the WPP
(Witness Protection Program,)
so if this is a problem for you,
please advise.
Ah, Rosie, your family is lovely. It looks like you all (y'all) celebrated Mama Hawthorne's life just perfectly.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics!
ReplyDeleteBrings back some lovely memories of the gathering after my grandmother's funeral.