Carol A. Hand
I’ve always been stylish
Wouldn’t you say?
Amik Lake 1991
Gotta love this old jacket
Still can’t throw it away
Twenty-five plus years later
stained and beginning to fray
it continues serving its purpose
keeping cold winds at bay
May this silly photo and rhyme
Bring laughter and brighten your day
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❤ your photo
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Thank you, Pamela 🙂
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You’re welcome.
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Looks fine to me. :o)
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Ah, a kindred spirit with eclectic taste! ❤
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Love it!
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Thank you, Joan 🙂
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I have a jacket from Seattle, Carol – that has to be 25 years old – still wear it. We’re a pair! ❤ this post.
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Yes, we are a pair, dear friend. Don’t you just love the freedom to wear what you please because it’s comfortable and functional?
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Such a lovely photograph. I too have some pieces of clothing that I keep for decades 🙂 My daughter used to wear a jumper that I bought in 1972 🙂 She still keeps it in her family history storage 🙂
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Thank you for your lovely comments, Inese. 🙂
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I love it! And you likely have no idea how it cheers my heart to see the esteemed Carol Hand also writing nonsense poems. I was truly starting to feel lonely!
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Such kind words! 🙂 How I wish I could be silly more often, Cynthia. These days, we all need a little more laughter and joy in our lives. (By the way, I love your silly poems.)
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They worked their purpose! (make me smile and warm my day)Thank you Carol!
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Thank you for letting me know this, Silvia. It makes my day to know you’re warm and smiling. 🙂
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Carol, you are a sweet slice of sun poking through our Pacific Northwest clouds. Thank you!
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Susan, it’s such a delight to hear from you! I’ve missed you and am so grateful for your lovely comments. Thank you. 🙂
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Thank you, Carol. I’ve missed you, too. I’m back now and will work my way through your many insights posted here. Happy Winter!
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I’m so glad to hear you are back and look forward to hearing about your travels. 🙂
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I agree with Cynthia. It does my heart good to see you silly.
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Thank you for your kind words, Bernadette ❤
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You always brighten my day Carol! 🙂 ❤
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Such a lovely thing to say, Natalie. Thank you. ❤
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My pleasure Carol❣️😘
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Lovely
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Thank you, Lynn ❤
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Would love to find a jacket like that now! Just love the color too.
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Thank you for your playful, colorful comments, Tori. 🙂
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Keep laughing, Carol! And I really love your sense of style … worn and comfy. 😉
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Thank you so much for your lovely, joyful comments, AmyRose ❤
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Far from being silly, it was a poem full of ‘Real Things’ and very smile making…loved it, thank you Carol. xx
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Thank you, Pat, for lovely comments that brought a smile to my face and warmth to my heart – a welcome gift from a kind friend across the sea. 🙂
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Love it. 🙂
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Thank you, Kev. ❤
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Guilty as well, me.
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Love your comment. Bob. 🙂
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That’s me in a nutshell! I can’t throw away good old things I love or have good memories with
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Thank you for sharing your lovely comments, Maria. I agree. Old things that have served their purpose over the years do carry memories. I love the feel of old clothes that have become softer and more flexible.
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This was a fun poem. Thanks for sharing. I love a good rhyme and the poem on my poetry blog here on WordPress is about rhyming in case you have time to look? Have a rhythmical weekend, Sam
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Thank you for your playful comments, Sam, and for directing me to your poetry lovely blog. I look forward to reading more of your work. 🙂
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