Memoirs
Photo by David Stewart/
Memories are a strange thing… The scent of the lily of the valley can be rather special, even when plants hidden behind a dark millstone grit wall. A wall that front a row of back to back terraced houses. Within a single ground floor room, the kitchen sink is hidden behind a cupboard. Rugs made out of hessian and strips of old clothes, front a open fire place. In a draw, a new baby nestles. Whiles my grandma cooks, we the parents climb a steep sided hill, to inspect the now abandoned cave houses. Where I remember once taking a bowl of broth.
A strong sense of place in this
Thank you Neil… I guess the strength of my experience came over.
Great memory – such things as these keep us going.
Thank you so much Anthony,
Lovely memory, Michael.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Thank you Rochelle,.
Sounds like such an intriguing place. I love the way it ends, with a memory of rougher times.
Thank you Anne, there certainly where hard times for many.
our memories anchor us to the world in a good way. they give our lives context. nicely done.
Thank you so much, .
You’re very welcome.
Memories are strangely recalled, for sure.
Ronda
Thank you Ronda
That was truly lovely, Michael.
Thank you so much Dale