Sunday dinner @ 135
Just a little love letter to my grandparents' house (fondly known as 135):
Taken from flip video I took last weekend on a whim, shaky camera work and all. It's part of my personal geography, that house. I love everything about it and the people therein.
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Reader Comments (12)
I love that Annie-beautiful!!!
(mmm. got a little choked up.)
It's been so long since I've been in that house. I loved that last shot of Aunt Shirley in the kitchen with the light filtering around her. I love that phrase, "personal geography." Lovely. After my grandpa died and before my grandma sold the Ventura house, I went around and photographed everything. Every little nook and cranny. That house was definitely part of my personal geography, and part of who I am. I miss it. I miss them. Thanks for the little peek at yours.
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Annie, that was lovely.
What a great thing to document! I wish I had all my favorite childhood places recorded this way.
where were the flip cameras when my childhood home was sold???
this was touching.
Annie:
Loved it. Wouldn't it be a dream to be a grandma and have your grand-daughter love you and your home like that? A new dream for me.
What a fantastic idea. Wish I'd done that at my grandma's house before she died and they ripped the house apart and sold it. Beautiful home - definitely some great pieces. Love the song, too.
How beautiful! I loved how the music illuminated the visual.
That was very cool.
This made me teary! I miss my grandma's home.
OH, Annie, that was just so sweet. I cried. I love the music you used for the loving cinematography. Soooo dear. Thank you for doing this. Words aren't needed, are they? A wonderful record for us all.