During my hyatus, I kept trying to think of how to celebrate the situation. That was a tricky one. However, I gained a greater empathy for those who live in constant pain. I also got to read alot. So, I guess there's a reason to Celebrate Everything!
BACK TO THE LOVE CABINET...
Here are more of my "treasures".
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| Cup from my grandmother's wedding china and her green glass pitcher |
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| Cup from my aunt Anna Margaret's wedding china |
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| Rebecca at the Well |
The biblical story of Rebecca at the Well comes from the book of Genesis.
It tells of Abraham's search for a wife for his son, Isaac.
In my family, the story begins with my great great grandmother,
Rebecca Ecker.
The tradition is that the pitcher be passed down to the daughter
who has Rebecca as part of her name
or
to the eldest daughter.
It was, therefore, passed to my great grandmother,
Sophia Rebecca Ecker Null,
Who passed it to my grandmother,
Kathryn Rebecca Null Culler.
It passed from my grandmother to my mother,
Helen Rebecca Culler Pease,
Who passed it to me, the eldest daughter,
Judith Lee Pease Prosseda.
It will, in time, be passed to my older daughter,
Amy Elizabeth Prosseda.
Today I CELEBRATE
MEMORIES and TRADITION!
