I didn't get to know them, because I was pretty much focused on raising my own children. But my husband had a sister and brother.
Here his sister is in the middle of the front row, with her husband to our left and her (and my husband's) brother to the right. My husband is leaning forward to be in the picture!
The administration building at Principia school, where both my parents worked, and my sister and I went to school. It was for children of Christian Scientist parents.
These are a mixture of our parents. I'm walking on the left, with my husband's father next, then my mother, then my husband's mother. This was about a year before we separated. We enjoyed eating at a fancy restaurant called the Kapok Tree in Clearwater FL.
We were separated, so my husband and the children flew to be with his parents for the holiday. It was to be his mother's last Christmas.
I think my husband is looking around his mother's shoulder, who's sitting in a wheelchair.
And our lives kind of split in two after that. The children would spend every other weekend with him, and usually most of their vacations. Like many divorced families, it wasn't ideal, but we went forward and coped with the changes as they happened. I was the one always on the move, while my ex lived in one house after a few condos.
But let's look at some old photos of those children on my next post!
It's nice the children got to spend their grandmother's last Christmas with her.
ReplyDeleteYes, and I'm sorry she had breast cancer. Back then (early 70s) there wasn't much treatment, but even more recently, it's still a tough disease.
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