Dear sweet Agnes, never one to trust strangers, or the uncle who frowned, or traveling salesmen who didn't bring her favorite flavor of gum drops. Yes, dear sweet Agnes who terrified many a teacher with her stare. Dear dear sweet Agnes.
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We will never know what Agnes, the whining boy, and the big dog aren't looking at! Nor will we know what sort of car they are hiding from view.
ReplyDeleteBut we will know the Great Neckcrick and Noncrick Feud will go down in history - much like the Hatfield and McCoy 'squabble'.
Nope, caught in a moment, but a document of the feud. A quiet moment when they put down their knives and forks and stopped arguing over who made the best cherry pie.
DeleteHere's to the Neckcrick's and the Noncrick's.
Playing catch up to the story so far. Agnes appears to have that variation of the evil eye - the silent pout. Many children and dogs are masters at it. My take on this photo is that there were two photographers! Somewhere there must be a photo from the right side where Agnes is the one looking away from a second camera.
ReplyDeleteGlad to read you're doing better too.
Wouldn't it be fun to see the other shot? Just knowing there might be another one out there is fascinating.
DeleteYes, hobbling along. Stabbing pains that I tell myself must be healing pains. I'm too old for this s%#*!