I like the expression of the lady in the left ;-)
The Wolves of Willoughby Chase by Joan Aiken, illustrated by Pat Marriott, ca. 1963.
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I like the expression of the lady in the left ;-)

The Wolves of Willoughby Chase by Joan Aiken, illustrated by Pat Marriott, ca. 1963.

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White House for rodents.

White House for rodents.

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Written by @_Enanem_.

Dear Photograph,My grandparents shared an astonishing ability to blend intensity and laughter in everything they did. I realize how much their dark, Germanic sense of humor is embedded in my own character. I remember that afternoon in 1995, when they posed for the camera, enacting a present retroactively shaped by a future in which they would be gone. I appreciated their idea for that photo then, and I felt as if I shared a nice laugh with them this afternoon when I bicycled to the cemetery to snap this Dear Photograph.Andy
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Dear Photograph,
My grandparents shared an astonishing ability to blend intensity and laughter in everything they did. I realize how much their dark, Germanic sense of humor is embedded in my own character. I remember that afternoon in 1995, when they posed for the camera, enacting a present retroactively shaped by a future in which they would be gone. I appreciated their idea for that photo then, and I felt as if I shared a nice laugh with them this afternoon when I bicycled to the cemetery to snap this Dear Photograph.
Andy

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