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Brimming
I have many thoughts about this picture.
First, wearing a hat adds mystery to any ensemble.
Second, much can be hidden and said under a brim.
Third, all small children should have bangs.
Fourth, this moment could be put in a locket.
Fifth, everything has changed and nothing has changed and that’s fine.
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Delightful. And from #5 I’m guessing the child is a granddaughter. If I’m right, it’s because my oldest granddaughter is a young adult now, working at an excellent job she earned with her college degree and everything has changed, nothing has changed.
Sixth – there is a lot of joy in those faces. (◕‿◕✿)
Lovely!!!! *grinning from one brim hat side to the other*!! Cher 🙂