1928
Theddddd-thdddddd-tddd. Stop and straighten. Grandma in the corner making a new cotton bodice for a blossoming teenager.
1952
Theddddd-thdddddd-tddd. Stop and straighten. Mother in the corner making a turtle neck black dress with a slender waistline, a replica of Dior’s design for her teenage daughter.
1982
Snip, snip, snip. Turn the pattern. Me in the corner cutting out the pattern for the schools Christmas fete.
Thedddddd- thddddd-tddd. Stop and straighten. Four new staff members in the corner sewing away under grandma’s watchful gaze.
Mother in the front room taking new styles and orders.
Father by the bales of cotton pitching perfect materials.
Written for Friday fictioneers a writing challenge hosted by Rochelle. The picture was provided by Sandra Crook, the task is to write a 100 words story inspired by it. Thanks Rochelle for hosting the challenge. Thank you for stopping by… do click on the link to read other stories.
I love this…love the imagery passing through time, yet remaining the same and the way you expressed it…through sound…just fantastic 🙂
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Thanks Morgan!
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Very interestingly structured. Well done.
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Thanks Sandra!
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This is one busy machine. 🙂
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LOL!
It is indeed.
Thanks Michael.
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I love this and the idea of heritage, tradition, way of life, call it what you will being passed down through the generations.
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Thanks Michael!
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What a wonderful family business. i like how you told this story of generations.
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Thanks Dawn!
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I love the way this passes on through the generations, showing the development of a family business. Very nicely done, Chioma. 🙂
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Thanks Louise!
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