I was just thinking: I'll bet you could get Dolly Parton to write a "Forward" for your book! When you get some chapters and photos together, send them to her and see what she says.
I was once in charge of a large youth gathering in Boston and we had a "World Hunger" event...I wrote to several big stars, including Glen Campbell asking if they would do a benefit concert. Campbell wrote back a nice letter saying he would love to but had a conflict.
I eventually got Paul Stookey from Peter, Paul & Mary, and he was great and we became friends!
I would love to see this at night...I think it is has lights. Wouldn't that be a warm greeting to come upon on a cold winter night?
Oh how pretty, Rose. You know how much I love wreaths... That one is special.
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Betsy
Very nice composition...the wreath makes it look sorta warm in the daylight.
ReplyDeleteLove that header photo...that's worth framing and hanging...or it could be used for your book of "Mem'ries, Tennessee Style."
I was just thinking: I'll bet you could get Dolly Parton to write a "Forward" for your book! When you get some chapters and photos together, send them to her and see what she says.
ReplyDeleteI was once in charge of a large youth gathering in Boston and we had a "World Hunger" event...I wrote to several big stars, including Glen Campbell asking if they would do a benefit concert. Campbell wrote back a nice letter saying he would love to but had a conflict.
I eventually got Paul Stookey from Peter, Paul & Mary, and he was great and we became friends!
So, you never know!
i think that would be great Rose. it's a beautiful wreath with all that snow upon it. have a great day.
ReplyDeleteYes, it would! Nice!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and I think it would be beautiful if lit up at night!
ReplyDeleteI really like the wreath on this barn. I agree that it probably has lights on it. What a sight that would be at night.
ReplyDeleteI like this! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI like the way the snow is caught in the evergreen needles. Plain but pretty. (Maybe that's an oxymoron!)
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