This Little Piggy

Tonight, I did step down into the basement. Not to photograph the laundry, but to see what other treasures might inspire a few words. (I found a few. That’s what basements and attics are for.)

This is my childhood piggy bank, sitting on a shelf, trying really hard not to disintegrate. As a child, I thought he was creepy. But now I wear a pair of vintage-glasses, through which he looks kinda cute.

Great-Grandmother and Great-Granddaddy Colvin gave us silver dollars for Christmas. The Tooth Fairy left us Kennedy half-dollars. My Christmas dollars and magic money are secure in this feller, along with some silver certificates, which I think were deposits made by Mar Mar and Granddaddy.

As fat as this little piggy bank is, wee wee wee can’t quit our day job.

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About Ginny O'Donnell

After reading a really nice obituary a few years ago, I considered what they'll write about me. "She worked all day, then went home and made supper." Except now, my husband has retired, so he makes the supper. Hm. I sound kinda lazy, but I'm always busy. You'll see. Part 2: I like my original About Me, so I'm keeping it intact. But now I, too, am footloose. Let's see what happens next, shall we? Part 3: Just to keep everything in perspective, I'm keeping parts 1 and 2 intact. Now, I am actively and happily NOT so footloose, doing my thing over at Cottage Door Press. And with it being off its training wheels, I will pick up my ginnygram pen again. Love!

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