The sugar cane field photo is interesting and hard work the family house is golden and so beautiful on Rain's theme! Take care and stay safe, hugs,Elke
I really enjoyed seeing your take on the challenge and your beautiful vintage picture of the sugar cane cutters (a miserable job for sure) also the great details you added to make it special...great job.
I apologize for taking so long to visit. It was definitely beyond my control. I'm trying to catch up, but it's harder than I actually imagined it would be.
The sugar cane entry was beautiful. I saw a documentary on how hard it is to get sugar cane started, so that was impressive. I also LOVE your family home. It is a beautiful entry for Rain's theme, dear Gillena.
The sugar cane got me to thinking about soft drinks from years ago. Big companies used to sweeten their sodas with real sugar. I wished they'd go back to using 'real sugar' again. I don't like the soda pop recipe they used with corn syrup. They also lack the flavor and fizz. I guess they are cutting costs and apparently no one seems to cares. :( I like the house with hearts! A home filled with love is what family is all about, isn't it? So sweet!
I love crunching sugar cane ... Even though I don't have the good teeth I had before ... Thank you for this beautiful reminiscence of my life in the tropics! Take care and be safe.
Sugar Cane ... what would the world do without it, and Cacao beans as well:) An interesting picture indeed. But, most of all, I love your house ... home is where the heart is and that is what you have reminded us of today. There is a sweetness about you, Gillena ... Stay well and safe :)
Thanks for participating in our challenge, Gillena. Always a pleasure to visit here!
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Beautiful art Gillena (name right this time!). I never knew that sugar cane was so huge. Have a great day, take care and stay safe, hugs, Valerie
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The sugar cane field photo is interesting and hard work the family house is golden and so beautiful on Rain's theme!
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Thanks for your appreciation Elke
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I really enjoyed seeing your take on the challenge and your beautiful vintage picture of the sugar cane cutters (a miserable job for sure) also the great details you added to make it special...great job.
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lovely art and poetry!
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Wow Gillena this is stunning. I love this sugar cane piece. Have a very nice evening.
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I apologize for taking so long to visit. It was definitely beyond my control. I'm trying to catch up, but it's harder than I actually imagined it would be.
ReplyDeleteThe sugar cane entry was beautiful. I saw a documentary on how hard it is to get sugar cane started, so that was impressive. I also LOVE your family home. It is a beautiful entry for Rain's theme, dear Gillena.
Thanks for your appreciation Elizabeth
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Gillena,
ReplyDeleteThe sugar cane got me to thinking about soft drinks from years ago. Big companies used to sweeten their sodas with real sugar. I wished they'd go back to using 'real sugar' again. I don't like the soda pop recipe they used with corn syrup. They also lack the flavor and fizz. I guess they are cutting costs and apparently no one seems to cares. :( I like the house with hearts! A home filled with love is what family is all about, isn't it? So sweet!
Thanks for your appreciation Cathy
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I love crunching sugar cane ... Even though I don't have the good teeth I had before ...
ReplyDeleteThank you for this beautiful reminiscence of my life in the tropics!
Take care and be safe.
Thanks for your appreciation Sim
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Sugar Cane ... what would the world do without it, and Cacao beans as well:) An interesting picture indeed. But, most of all, I love your house ... home is where the heart is and that is what you have reminded us of today. There is a sweetness about you, Gillena ... Stay well and safe :)
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these are beautiful creations Gillena! xo
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it was hard work to produce suger back then. Nice home for Love. :)
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Great pieces Gillena! I love your "Cane" art and the prose! :)
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Lovely nod to the sugar cane era.
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