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(That's an Easter egg in the photo!)
Here are two little 'dust catchers' that were originally owned by my grandmother. I saw the blue one as a little girl in her house, and in the way of whiny grandchildren, I asked if I could have it. Of course was the answer. Oh I just loved that blue, and the painted flowers as a child. I thought it was the most beautiful little pitcher.
Well, time flows by, and some years ago now my grandmother passed away. She had moved into an assisted living apartment that was much smaller than the old house. There wasn't much left for my mom and her siblings to clean up and distribute. But, my mom picked up the little pitcher on the right for me, remembering the story of the blue pitcher and how much I loved it.
I don't remember seeing the white pitcher anywhere in her house. It is marked Japan on the bottom. These two sit on my kitchen windowsill.
I miss you grandma.
viridian
13 comments:
I don't know but I get emotional when I read your post here -sniff-sniff. The two tiny pitchers are so cute a priceless memento. Happy weekend!
VTT~Old Book
what lovely treasures you have to remind you of your beloved grandmother :)
Wonderful family treasures and memories. I am so glad you were able to get them.
What lovely pitchers and lovely memories. Enjoy them. And, I love the blue as well. Lane
Your little pitchers are cute, especially the blue one.
What a sweet story and I got emotional too:) The words you used were very simple yet very evocative. Thanks for sharing.
Such a sweet story and lovely reminder of your grandmother!
What great treasures from your grandma, and I am with you...I miss mine so much....it is the little reminders of the people we love that are most important. have a great VTT!
Lovely story. Glad you have the pitcher. Happy VTT!
Jocelyn
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Such sweet memories and sweet treasures.. Happy VTT...
My favorite is that little blue pitcher!
Love,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
What a lovely story! I can see why your little girl's eye and heart was drawn to the precious little blue pitcher with its pretty flowers.
I can see why you loved that little blue pitcher as a child. It's so pretty, and it looks like something out of a fairytale cottage! Both of those pretty pitchers are such wonderful keepsakes of your beloved Grandmother!
Happy VTT!
Carol
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