Looks like a white migrant workers young daughter - bless her. Was watching Piers Morgan on CNN last night, and he was interviewing George Bush re: W100 organization - talk about when life has you down. W100 is all about veterans who are back home and are cycling off road - even with all their injury limitations - can you imagine cycling with only ONE leg - well, one guy does. Hats off to him.
We are generally a spoilt people today - but we have SO much to be grateful for :)
That is correct, Dani, she is a child but also a 'white migrant worker. The description is the photographers, not mine. Yes indeed, we all have much for which to thank the Good Lord.
Pictures like that have been banned by the Affirmative Action Liberal Progressive Press. Didn't you know only Non-Whites have ever suffered throughout history or been poor and that was due to White exploitation and Slavery.
Maybe she is 1/32nd Indian and will eventually get into Harvard. She simply cannot be a White girl we Whites have had it easy since time began. Didn't you get the memo?
No, neither did my Irish slave ancestors. Slaves to the then British overlords, now know as Great Britain. My mother, bless her dear departed heart, was half-Creek. She suffered much at the hands of ignorant white Southern trash too. The liberal press can kiss my Lilly white Irish/American Indian ass...
Thanks, my friend for the brilliant and kind comment.
I did too, my lovely friend. When I found the picture on Shorpy it truly touched my heart. I always think how blessed my Little Bit is to have loving care and a private education and Grandparents that would die for her. My aches and pains, after looking carefully at that poor barefooted child just didn't seem important. Thank you...
I like images like this. My oldest daughter checked out a library book of those suffering through the Great Depression. The images of the children are haunting.
I have that ironing board! Love it and many memories of my great-grandmother, my granny and my momma ironing while I played underneath. I do use a modern iron, many scars from the old one. But. . I Do Not Do Sheets!
Looks like a white migrant workers young daughter - bless her. Was watching Piers Morgan on CNN last night, and he was interviewing George Bush re: W100 organization - talk about when life has you down. W100 is all about veterans who are back home and are cycling off road - even with all their injury limitations - can you imagine cycling with only ONE leg - well, one guy does. Hats off to him.
ReplyDeleteWe are generally a spoilt people today - but we have SO much to be grateful for :)
That is correct, Dani, she is a child but also a 'white migrant worker. The description is the photographers, not mine. Yes indeed, we all have much for which to thank the Good Lord.
DeletePictures like that have been banned by the Affirmative Action Liberal Progressive Press. Didn't you know only Non-Whites have ever suffered throughout history or been poor and that was due to White exploitation and Slavery.
ReplyDeleteMaybe she is 1/32nd Indian and will eventually get into Harvard. She simply cannot be a White girl we Whites have had it easy since time began. Didn't you get the memo?
No, neither did my Irish slave ancestors. Slaves to the then British overlords, now know as Great Britain. My mother, bless her dear departed heart, was half-Creek. She suffered much at the hands of ignorant white Southern trash too. The liberal press can kiss my Lilly white Irish/American Indian ass...
DeleteThanks, my friend for the brilliant and kind comment.
Thanks, I need this today. I was having my own little "pity party". Thanks for reminding me how incredibly blessed I am.
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I did too, my lovely friend. When I found the picture on Shorpy it truly touched my heart. I always think how blessed my Little Bit is to have loving care and a private education and Grandparents that would die for her. My aches and pains, after looking carefully at that poor barefooted child just didn't seem important. Thank you...
DeleteWe better get used to it, this could be us in 2014 after TEOTWAWKI.
ReplyDeleteSo true, my good friend, so true. Thank you, Bubba. Oh, just received your email....thanks.
DeleteI have to agree with Duke. This could be the way.
ReplyDeleteSad, but true. Thank you, John.
DeleteI like images like this. My oldest daughter checked out a library book of those suffering through the Great Depression. The images of the children are haunting.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are, haunting...and depressing, and sad. Makes me want to hug them. Thanks, Sweet Lady.
DeleteI have pictures like this of my family from the 1950's. We survived then, and I will survive the coming depression!
ReplyDeleteI'd bet on it. Many of us will, with the Good Lord's grace. Thanks, my friend.
DeleteAmen to that Stephen, I've used that trick for years when I start to have a "pity party".
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I've had a many a chance in the last year to pity myself...then I think, 'there but for the grace of God go I.' Thanks, my good friend.
DeleteI have that ironing board! Love it and many memories of my great-grandmother, my granny and my momma ironing while I played underneath. I do use a modern iron, many scars from the old one. But. . I Do Not Do Sheets!
ReplyDeleteGood for you, pretty girl. Thanks.
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