Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Share Something About this Amazing Woman
NOT the video. The video in progress will be much slicker and more robust. I have some very good and smart help up here in Commerce and, via the magic of Web 2.0, in Austin and down in Corpus. Just wanted to share a few of the photos I have to entice others to do the same.
Share them via email, an image sharing program like photobucket or picasa, or some other method that'll get them here fast. More suggestions at the next post.
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Kathy has always been like a sister to me and when I went to Corpus in the summers, we had a ball(also in Rockdale at Granny's). We always thought the perfect parents would be my Dad -- John -- and Aunt Grace. She was always so much fun! A few years ago, I was telling Amanda how much fun Aunt Grace is when she and Jean came to visit. Aunt Grace -- who had traveled the world -- has her clothes in a bag. Not just a normal suitcase, no, not Aunt Grace. She had put her clothes in a large garbage bag saying it was easier to pack. Aunt Grace was the most genuine, kind, fun-loving, unpretentious person you could ever hope to meet. I was so lucky to have had her as an Aunt and a role model for life. Her message would have been "don't take yourself too seriously. Enjoy life. Love your family and friends. And dance as if no one was watching!" - Peggy
ReplyDeleteOh, Peggy. Thank you so much for this tribute. How touching.
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