Generations of Utensils From the Drawer

The soup ladle and wooden handled wisk were my grandmother's, the pancake turner was my mother's and the cheese slicer and rubber spatula are mine. They all reside in the junk drawer I posted on Sunday.

[Wyomingsister]

Wonderful composition for all of the challenges!! And wonderful selection from that drawer!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It's my kind of composition, my kind of nostalgia and definitely a fav for me! Love this.

[Sheila Guevin]

Lovely stuff. A sentimental journey!

[Esther Rosenberg]

Love it!

[Karly]

Fun to look at and read your narrative. I hope we get to see more.

[Babs]

Lots of lovely kitchen keepsakes. I have kitchen utensils that were used by my Mum and Nanna too.

[Diana]

Nice to see the well used old and the new side by side.

[J. Voorberg]

this is great, like the negative spacing

[Leslie]

they must bring a smile to your face when you go to use one and I now know this isn't your junk drawer .

[Tunia McClure]

We can get sentimental about anything, can't we?

[katy]

@wyomingsis Thanks I tried to pick a variety.
@olivetreeann I am so glad you like it enough to FAV Ann Thanks bunches
@swguevin2 Thank you. It is every time I open the drawer.
@dutchothotmailcom I am so glad Esther thanks so much
@365karly1 your are so kind Karly. I may do one more soon
@onewing Thanks Babs. It is a way to keep them present in our lives isn't it?
@ludwigsdiana Thak you Diana. The old still gets a little use even today
@jayberg You are way to kind Jay but I really appreciate it!
@lesip LOL! glad you figured it out and yes it doe makeme happy to use them
@tunia the older I get the more it seems to happen too

[Junko Y]

What a meaningful collection, and an interesting composition.

[katy]

@jyokota I am so honored by the visit and comment Thanks so much!