Memorabilia

I've been doing a little more sorting through the mementos I brought home from Vermont. These two shots are pages from a guest book that used to be in my grandmother and grandfather's home. The top page sports an enthusiastic note from me and the bottom has a rather funny notation about my Aunt Jane.

[Dione Giorgio]

Great memorabilia. Love the clean handwriting. I cannot write like that anymore. My writing is like scribbling. I'm still amazed how my secretary (in days gone by) used to manage to read it.

[Rick Schies]

Great snippet from the past

[Carole Imes]

Those were the days .... when people wrote handwritten notes. Wonderful memories to cherish.

[Kerri]

Awesome shots

[Mrs. Smith]

Although it's so difficult to read, I do enjoy the old handwriting and writing styles.

[Kathryn Marshall]

Great collage. Great nostalgic mementos.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@sangwann @digitalrn @cimes1 @kerristephens @mrssmith203 @daisy

Thank you Dione, Rick, Carole, Kerri, Carla, and Kathryn! Although I did my best to bring up the contrast it is a bit difficult to read. My note says, July 23, 1967 Ann L. Hamilton (that's my maiden name) I love the farm! And the other says, Cynthia Stockbridge, 10 Ridge Terrace, April, 27, 1946, as guest of Jane Hamilton, who has no shoes or stockings on now!

[Nicole Campbell]

Such treasured memories to have.

[Timothy]

nice

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@nicolecampbell Thank you Nicole! I'm thinking of passing this on to my Aunt (who lost her shoes and stockings). I think she'd get a kick out of that.
@twr Thanks Timothy!