remembering

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   FamilyKeen (50 months ago | reply)

   What a sweet post. A lovely day you had.

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   beetgreen (50 months ago | reply)

   i looooove this.

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   bellablue (50 months ago | reply)

   Oh, look at her sweet hand...

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   trosper31 (50 months ago | reply)

   wonderful.

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   Supercapacity added this photo to their favorites. (50 months ago)

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   leedav (50 months ago | reply)

   Painfully sweet.

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   Lisa Steinbrueck (50 months ago | reply)

   What a tender, powerful photo and post. Both resonate with me deeply. I'm experiencing something akin to this with my own grandmother, and it's got me thinking a lot in the last few years about stories, relationships, photographs, the idea of what's formative ...

   I can't say it any better than you did in your incredible post. I do want to add, I guess, that reading the post made me better understand my own drive to document, in words and images - something I've done since I was a child.

   Thank you so much.

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   lunamia2011 (50 months ago | reply)

   love this!!

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    nicole | the habit of being (50 months ago | reply)

    oh, amanda. how special! xx

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    noddyboom (50 months ago | reply)

    this reminds me that i need to get all my photos organized so that i can do this one day.

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    iboysmama (50 months ago | reply)

    A really touching post. So lucky to have such a relationship in your life.

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    tuscanycastlegirl (50 months ago | reply)

    beautiful photo and post. I was just saying to myself today...outloud...as I was driving alone.....I wished I could have some more chats with my Grandmother...I wish I would have asked her more questions when she was alive....
    beautiful photo and post.

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    mamaloco (50 months ago | reply)

    lovely

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    PaperNest (50 months ago | reply)

    amanda, a hug and loving thoughts to you. my mom was early to mid stage when she died and still clearly remembered me, but seeing her forget what happened five minutes before, and all the small unimportant things, like how to open a chap stick, just about leveled me. i can't imagine what the total "un-remembering" of a beautiful history together must be like. lump in my throat for you. such a beautiful post.

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