My Grandma gave my sister and I a love for crocheting and knitting. She was always working on something. Shirley recently went to the family reunion and brought back this great apron made by my Aunt Iszie.
Aunt Iszie had been collecting recipies (in my grandmother's hand writting) for this special project. She made several different versions with different accents.
I have such a thoughtful sister to bring me one back since I wasn't able to attend.
Aunt Iszie had been collecting recipies (in my grandmother's hand writting) for this special project. She made several different versions with different accents.
I have such a thoughtful sister to bring me one back since I wasn't able to attend.
3 comments:
what a legacy. 10 children!?! wow.
What a true life romance! Such a lovely story. Thank you for sharing. Oh, how I love old recipes and to be able to have one in her handwriting is so wonderful. I just mentioned finding where I'd made a note on one in a cookbook, and that I do this. I think our recipes are as much a part of our legacy as our needlework.. Lovey post! XO
Hi Marcia, This is such a wonderful gift from your sister. To think your grandparents were married for 75 years! I've never known anyone who has been married that long. Beautiful!! Joanie
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