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'Sweetbriar' was chosen in honor of our life in and relationship with Christ which make living sweet, but also acknowledges the briars inherent in a sin-filled world (Micah 7:4a). 'Patch' is a nod to the CiRCE Institute, Wendell Berry, the Southern Agrarians, the Inklings, and Frodo Baggins & the Shire, and refers to rootedness, covenant community, and our own little patch of ground.
This photo came from my very talented friend, Teri! Thank you, dear!
A sweetbriar rose
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Oh, Lynne,
ReplyDeletethat looks like a lot of fun!
Is it really terrible of me that one of the first things I thought was that someone needed to tell a couple of the young men that a gentleman *never* wears his hat indoors? It does look as though it was a lovely evening, though, and you all looked terrific!
ReplyDeleteJenny
Fun!
ReplyDeleteLynne, The dresses turned out splendidly, and Judith's hair looks perfect with the dress. The pictures don't do justice to the fabric though. It was gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteEnid
Hi Lynne,
ReplyDeleteI've given you a blog award! You can pick it up at my blog anytime. Thanks for being such a blessing and an encouragement to me.
Blessings,
Angelina