When I was a senior in high school, we were living in Long Island, New York. My parents decided that particular Christmas (1982) we would travel to Kansas to spend it with my grandparents and our other family who lived relatively close.
My grandmother was so excited to have us all there. It's the only time I ever remember that entire side of the family sitting down together for a C
hristmas dinner. I happened to remember a particular bowl she used to serve some vegetables. At the time, it caught my attention because it was pink and had a unique shape. Two and a half years later, my grandmother passed away from cancer. One of the things my mother received was that particular bowl. It stayed in her house until two years ago when I asked her if I could h
ave it. One, because I LOVE bowls and two, I especially loved this one. It's so unique and I have it on display in my china cabinet. The picture does not totally capture all the variagated shades of pink. It's a Fenton glass bowl and when I look at it, I remember my grandmother and especially that very special Christmas.
hristmas dinner. I happened to remember a particular bowl she used to serve some vegetables. At the time, it caught my attention because it was pink and had a unique shape. Two and a half years later, my grandmother passed away from cancer. One of the things my mother received was that particular bowl. It stayed in her house until two years ago when I asked her if I could h
ave it. One, because I LOVE bowls and two, I especially loved this one. It's so unique and I have it on display in my china cabinet. The picture does not totally capture all the variagated shades of pink. It's a Fenton glass bowl and when I look at it, I remember my grandmother and especially that very special Christmas.For more Show & Tell, head over to Kelli's at No Place Like Home.
