Friday, May 6, 2011

Mother's Day

Today I'm celebrating Mother's Day with



A vintage portrait of women.
 The little girl with the ice cream cone.

From the back of the postcard:
"Portuguese Americans at the Festival of the Holy Ghost, 
Petaluma, California, 1942
Photograph by Russell Lee"

This is from another of the wonderful Pomegranate Postcard/Artbooks
called
Gal Pals: Women's Friendship and Association


Wishing you WELL and a JOY filled weekend!





13 comments:

  1. A great moment recorded in photography, the postcard is magnificent!
    Lights to your heart dear Snap!
    hugs
    Léia

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  2. Isn't it fun to see how people dressed in the 1940s? :)

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  3. I would say that is probably my favorite of all the postcards I have seen since participating in PFF. A much gentler time! Happy PFF!

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  4. Happy Mother's Day to you. Wish you to have a grand one! :)

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  5. Lovely old card. Brings back happy memories of bygone times.

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  6. This is a wonderful postcard to tell a mother's day story. Have a wonderful weekend!

    Hugs,

    Kate

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  7. I like all the different facial expressions, wonder what their story is, all I can tell that ice cream is total pleasure.

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  8. Love the vintage card! Especially the cutie with the cone :)

    Happy Mother's Day, Snap! Wishing you a wonderful day and every day!

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  9. What a great photo! Hope you had a wonderful Mom's Day!

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  10. I love that they are smiling and happy. In so many old photos the people look so grumpy!

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  11. Hi Snap!
    Here in Portugal Mother's Day was the previous Sunday, the first of May.
    I loved that photograph of Portuguese women in California, dressed up to celebrate the Holy Ghost.
    I believe they originate from the Portuguese archipelago of Azores, since Azoreans are very devote of the Holy Ghost and have many celebrations in May and June.
    I really enjoyed seeing this post.
    Thanks

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