(((Sunny))) He sounds like a wonderful uncle. What beautiful memories!
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Prayers and positive vibes being sent your way (((arista))).
...good luck sweet one....if I can be of any help, you know where I am.....
.....I understand.....hoping that the basket of memories will sustain you through the rough times....big hugs my sweet friend.....
(((((arista))))) Thinking of you, sending positive vibes and prayers.
((((Sundrop)))) Wonderful memories. Big hugs to you.
Oh, for some reason, in your post, I thought you were having a procedure tooHi Sunny - sorry to hear about your cool uncle - hope you get to visit him soonp.s. - it's not me having the procedure! (it's arista, Love)
TGIF - have some coffee on me!
.......Well, you can still have the hug. If you don't need one today, save it for a rainy day 
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Thanks - I'll never turn down a hug!Oh, for some reason, in your post, I thought you were having a procedure too
Prayers sent for uncle Charlie
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Sunny, you certainly do have a cool uncle. Thanks for sharing these personal snapshots. God bless you and comfort you during this sad time.
Having seen the discussion in Quilters on labeling them, the though came to mind as a reminder to others---- label those photos, and family Christmas cards. I rec'd one yesterday from a dear old old friend related to a passed SKMB member. One of those photo collage family card. Genius, enclosed was a slip of paper boxing out each and every person and relationship. I felt like I had been introduced to a whole new family.
Now, I know photos are more digital, but if you have prints, Please label who(m) what when where-- I have albums from my parents- unlabled. Treasures yes, but who are these people. Do your family a favor-- label.
Now, I know photos are more digital, but if you have prints, Please label who(m) what when where-- I have albums from my parents- unlabled. Treasures yes, but who are these people. Do your family a favor-- label.
I wish my ancestors would have done this. I inherited some black and white photos, most of which are of my deaf great-uncle Coleman, and few are marked. I keep these two dozen vanilla hued photos in a wood box lined with green felt. Some of the corners are bent and margins marked in curlicue pencil. One is a man in a straw hat atop a 20-foot ladder pruning tree limbs. Behind him is a barnwall and he's looking at the camera biting a drooping Sherlockian pipe. Another is my great-uncle's friend, Speck, sleeping (resting? faking?) on a brass bed. His white shirt and tie loosened like rope, his dark oiled hair rakish against the pillow, and morning light imprinted on him and the fern wallpaper. I study these pictures every now and then, pics taken in the late '20s in Alabama, and imagine what was going on in these people's lives. They once breathed our air, embraced their families, laughed at dumb jokes...until they had to let go. Yes, label. We need to remember.
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