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This one here's me aged three at a trestle table for little ones, snapped with a box Brownie at the Miss Rosebud parade. Fresh as a daisy in crepe paper petals under an eternal sun. There's my brother dressed as a magpie... just out of shot. I remember that dress. Yards of love sewn into a snowdrift of crisp petals tumbling into my lap under the Singer where I sat shuffling impatiently to the machine's rhythmic rattle, mesmerized by my mother's puffed-up feet on the treadle, my brother's whining cry... just out of shot. copyright © Caroline Grace 2011
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Oct 1, 2011
Oct 1, 2011 at 8:13 AM UTC
Snapshot. "The child is the centre of its own universe"
This one here's me aged three at a trestle table for little ones, snapped with a box Brownie at the Miss Rosebud parade. Fresh as a daisy in crepe paper petals under an eternal sun. There's my brother dressed as a magpie... just out of shot. I remember that dress. Yards of love sewn into a snowdrift of crisp petals tumbling into my lap under the Singer where I sat shuffling impatiently to the machine's rhythmic rattle, mesmerized by my mother's puffed-up feet on the treadle, my brother's whining cry... just out of shot. copyright © Caroline Grace 2011
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Oct 1, 2011 at 8:13 AM UTC
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