Stories Collected While Living in France
Photography and Text by: Corey Amaro
Annie's and French Husband's hands, while talking over coffee.
The flair in her little finger, she's still got it at 89.
Got what? The desire to live life with zest, punch and a whole lotta love.
At every age we have something to offer.
Hand language !!!
Thrilling and blissful post!
I can just see those hands holding a dainty tea cup, pinky in the air, like all proper ladies do. 🙂
Beautiful! We ‘lost’ my younger son on a dog walk yesterday (not too unnerving, as he’s nearly 11) and when we we just beginning to get worried he appeared clutching a bouquet of flowers for me, very like the little hand in your picture! I couldn’t be angry, even though he’d given me a bit of a fright…
I can totally understand why my girlfriend loves your daily postings so much, it is so gentle in it’s writing and has such a beautiful affection and tenderness for the small ‘insignificant’ things in life. But as everyone knows it’s the small insignificant things that bond people and change a sad day into a happy one, a tragedy into one of hope. There is a lesson in what you write and the photos you take which deserves to be embraced.
Thank you.
You are going to really enjoy having grand children one day! I look forward to those posts too!!
You said it beautifully Corey!!!
Well said….beautiful images…
With my own fingers on a keyboard I type ‘thank you’ for this beautiful post.
Colette
So true! And so good for us all to remember!!
Lovely and tender post
I love you
Jeanne
Beautiful!
i haven’t checked in in a while.
everything looks wonderful.
xo
love this capture…and of course the pinky must always be free to express itself 🙂 i am a hand person myself and speak with them more than i realize..
have a wonderful day.
Love this. I want to be just like Annie – now.
That baby hand is delicious. What kind of camera do you use?
We all need to be touched and caressed. I can’t think of anything more reassuring and loving than the warm touch of a hand.
Marilyn (in Dallas)
The best gifts are given from the heart and free. Great photos. Hugs, Marty
I think your French husband is dreamy….lucky you! I appreciate the subtle beauty in old, wise women. This is a wonderful nuance you captured in her pinky finger. Beautiful.
Beautiful and Inspiring. As usual!!!! Thanks for the touch of beauty on my day.
What a lovely post to start my day~
xo
Hands can say so much, Jx
I just love you Corey.
You are a beautiful person.
Corey
Simply beautiful!
Joanny
the Dowsers Daughter
I suspect French husband has found the
beauty of two women in his life.
One to call his friend,
the other to call his wife.
Just beautiful~
Hi Corey:
I remember a photograph you had on a post of hands; hands are so cool to me; I remember your God Mother, Mary’s, hands. Strong, slim and oh so pretty. They are like eyes; they say so much about you.
I expect you are still awake; please read your e-mail that says you are a winner on the Give Away so you can choose your present.
peace
carole
Beautiful post, beautiful comments.
Parfait! Hope you are doing well, {almost} French girl.:)
xo Lidy
Your words, your thoughts, your photos…touching and so true. Always.
May we all be Annie’s when we grow up.
~elaine~
Those chubby little fingers— so sweet and innocent and beautiful.
Giving. It’s what life is really about— you’ve captured that perfectly here.
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