She once framed dozens of old family photos to create a wall of "dead people" as a living reminder of our family history. Her favorite perfume was Elizabeth Arden's Blue Grass, because that had been our mother's signature fragrance. Rest in peace, little sis.
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Monday, April 29, 2013
Monday Memories of Little Sister
She once framed dozens of old family photos to create a wall of "dead people" as a living reminder of our family history. Her favorite perfume was Elizabeth Arden's Blue Grass, because that had been our mother's signature fragrance. Rest in peace, little sis.
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She was so bright, talented and energetic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and touching tribute to your sister. She was beautiful.
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