Father's Sweet Repose...

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Father's Sweet Repose
by Andrea Lena DiMaggio

 

“Esme?” The girl said softly.

“Yes, Mirabel?”

“Do you think father will be upset?”

“Upset, not at all. I think he’d rather be pleased with how well we play.”

“No, not our playing? You know it’s not fair for mother to make us play like this!”

“Our strings? I rather love our playing!” Esme replied.”

“No, silly, not our strings! Our playing like this!” Mirabel used her eyes to point down at her dress.”

“Oh….not fair at all. Nice now that we have company, don’t you think?” Esme laughed.

“I suppose it’s not what I think that matters, but what he thinks?” Mirabel laughed in return as she gazed at their sleeping father.
 
 
 
 
 
 


St. Cecelia
by John William Waterhouse



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littlerocksilver's picture

Cute

Ha, ha.

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Portia

Portia

I agree with Portia

this was darn cute.

Dorothycolleen

Dorothycolleen, member of Bailey's Angels

Thank you 'Drea,

ALISON

Short but sooooo sweet!

ALISON

Yes, cute

But I stopped just short of LOLing. It's pre-laughy all right...
~(sorry, worst pun EVER), Veronica
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Always loved that era. The softness, the vibrant colors and unalloyed schmaltz.

Hello Mother, Hello Father

A scene not easily forgotten.

Angela Rasch (Jill M I)

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