No matter the scale of the celebration, plans needed to be made by parents in the Reesor community, and years later by my parents as we – their children – grew and celebrated the merriment of the season with immediate and extended families.
Every year at this time, as September begins, fall comes, and school starts, we set our sites on canning and preserving for the winter. It’s kind of in my blood.
How do you want to be remembered? What are you leaving behind? This is the second of three blogs that consider legacy and what we leave behind.
Lynne Dixon passed into eternity this summer. Many of you won’t know her. Some of you might. In my heartfelt opinion, she left the earth a little too early. There was more life for her to live and to give.
Natalie Rowe is a woman who wears many hats. She is a mother, financial coach, author, and friend.