Autograph Quotes In Malayalam Biography
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Something that I have kept all these many years...and I mean many... is an old pink vinyl autograph book in which my parents, my two younger brothers, other relatives and friends signed their names and occasionally a little poem or saying.
I am no longer sure who gave autograph to me as a gift, but I am assuming that it was my paternal grandmother since that is the very first date (December 20, 1958) inscribed into the book along with her little poem. It might have been a slightly early Christmas gift because normally that set of grandparents headed south for the winter months.
Looking at this collection of signatures and sayings brings a smile to my face this many years later. The pages inside of this little six by four and a half inch book are multi-colored, with solid pink, white, yellow, green and blue pages upon which people could choose to write. In the back were a few stiff black pages upon which photos could have been added, but none were put onto those pages.
I'll share some of what was written back during those days of the 1950's and 1960's when the people I knew at that time were putting their pens to paper inside of my little autograph book. To protect the innocent, I'll not share all of the names. Ha-ha!
My vinyl autograph book from the 1950's
My vinyl autograph book from the 1950's
My vinyl autograph book from the 1950's
Source: Peggy Woods
My paternal grandma holding me when I was a baby.
My paternal grandma holding me when I was a baby.
Source: Peggy Woods
Autographed page from my grandmother
Autographed page from my grandmother
Autographed page from my grandmother
Source: Peggy Woods
Starting with my grandmother, her little "Roses are red..." poem was popular back then and while I have not heard it expressed much today, I cannot help but think that it is rather timeless. The reference to my being "a nice little homemaker!" undoubtedly referred to my helping my mother.
Being the eldest child, as soon as I was able, I helped with chores around the house.
This included hanging wash out on the lines to dry (when I was tall enough to reach the clothes lines), assisting with doing the dishes, and quite early on, assisting with some of the cooking. I loved being able to help my mother and while these may have been onerous chores for some people...she always made the projects fun and exciting. She would tell stories that interested me as well as teaching me songs that we could sing and even do some harmonizing together.
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Autograph Quotes In Malayalam Malayalam Quotes About Friendshiop Love College Life School Life Love Sad Lost Love Images Wallpapers
I am no longer sure who gave autograph to me as a gift, but I am assuming that it was my paternal grandmother since that is the very first date (December 20, 1958) inscribed into the book along with her little poem. It might have been a slightly early Christmas gift because normally that set of grandparents headed south for the winter months.
Looking at this collection of signatures and sayings brings a smile to my face this many years later. The pages inside of this little six by four and a half inch book are multi-colored, with solid pink, white, yellow, green and blue pages upon which people could choose to write. In the back were a few stiff black pages upon which photos could have been added, but none were put onto those pages.
I'll share some of what was written back during those days of the 1950's and 1960's when the people I knew at that time were putting their pens to paper inside of my little autograph book. To protect the innocent, I'll not share all of the names. Ha-ha!
My vinyl autograph book from the 1950's
My vinyl autograph book from the 1950's
My vinyl autograph book from the 1950's
Source: Peggy Woods
My paternal grandma holding me when I was a baby.
My paternal grandma holding me when I was a baby.
Source: Peggy Woods
Autographed page from my grandmother
Autographed page from my grandmother
Autographed page from my grandmother
Source: Peggy Woods
Starting with my grandmother, her little "Roses are red..." poem was popular back then and while I have not heard it expressed much today, I cannot help but think that it is rather timeless. The reference to my being "a nice little homemaker!" undoubtedly referred to my helping my mother.
Being the eldest child, as soon as I was able, I helped with chores around the house.
This included hanging wash out on the lines to dry (when I was tall enough to reach the clothes lines), assisting with doing the dishes, and quite early on, assisting with some of the cooking. I loved being able to help my mother and while these may have been onerous chores for some people...she always made the projects fun and exciting. She would tell stories that interested me as well as teaching me songs that we could sing and even do some harmonizing together.
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