I am looking forward to summer! One of our family's favorite days is Harrisville Heritage Days. We love living in Harrisville - a little hometown in the middle of the "big city." I love living next to a field, and having chickens, and running into people I know at the grocery store! Every year I have taken pictures during the festivities, and I really enjoy it. This year is going to be crazy, however, because I'll miss some of the fun due to our church's girl's camp. I have wondered if I should post some pics online so people can see them and be able to get a copy if they want ... The city posts some photos here at www.cityofharrisville.net, and some in the advertising book every year, but it's only a fraction of what I actually take! Don't call me for portrait sessions, though. :) See my suggestions for photographers in the right hand column on this blog!
Every year I think I ought to do a booth or a float and advertise my photo restoration, but then I think, "Oh, well, I think I'll just watch a great parade, eat some great food, visit with my neighbors, and spit a few watermelon seeds ..." Sounds like a great way to spend a summer's day, doesn't it?
"If one could make alive again for other people some cobwebbed skein of old dead intrigues and breathe breath and character into dead names and stiff portraits, that is history to me!" - George Macaulay Trevelyan
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