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| My amazing, creative, adventurous daughter. |
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| Hot tea, and the view from my front porch. |
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| Books of all genres, at my fingertips. (The boxes are full, too.) |
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| My mother's crystal, and the ridiculous cuteness of this teeny cordial stemware. |
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| More food than I need--this is Thanksgiving leftover potpie. |
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| The glory of the skies at dusk--all I have to do is look up. |
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| The joy of family traditions--visiting the Johnson City Courthouse the day after Thanksgiving. |
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| Family willing to travel through states to share traditions. |
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| My hardworking, smart-as-a-whip college boy who comes home for the holiday, and a husband who bears with my every fault and still manages to love me. |
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| Cookie press cookies--can baking get any easier? |
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| Comfy AND cute holiday shoes to wear while I bake gingerbread boys! |
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| A note from the Universe at a school function. |
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| A family heirloom, passed along by my great-aunt along with my mother's baptismal gown. |
What's in my phone? A lot of unfortunate selfies, and whole lotta gratitude.
Wow!!! Love Ya, Dad.
ReplyDeleteWe do leftover Thanksgiving potpie too!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! So many students could use this as a way to generate topics - it was so cool to see so many slices -- each could be its own story. I have never had leftover Thanksgiving potpie -sounds amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! First, I love the idea that you've taken pictures of so many things you love. Second, I love that you used the phone/pictures to create your slice. Third, I love Tammy's idea about using this in the classroom to generate topics. Also, your family is clearly amazing :) THANKS for this wonderful slice.
ReplyDeleteFun range of experiences and feelings captured in these shots. Mini master class of tone conveyed via images!
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