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Letters

Susan's Letters - part of the ONE Project

Letters

Larry Lourcey

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Susan's item is a stack of letters from her grandmother.

Here is her story:

What I would save are letters from my grandma that we started writing to each other when the Covid shutdown began. She was extremely social and it killed me thinking that she wasn’t able to leave her assisted living room anymore to go eat, play bridge, swim, and everything else she normally did with all her friends there. Let alone have us or anyone visit.

Every day I sent a letter with questions about her life (because she lived an incredible one) and the girls would draw a picture or make some kind of artwork and we’d mail it to her so she’d have something to look forward to and also something to do while she was stuck in her room. Eventually we were able to smuggle an iPhone to her and teach her to FaceTime which allowed her to video chat with not just us, but her entire family across the country. But these letters detailing her childhood that I’d never known before will always be a reminder of her that I will keep and treasure.

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Father's Clock

Father's Clock

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Blast from the Past

Blast from the Past

Every year, I teach a darkroom class to 8th graders at The Westwood School in Dallas. Although it is truly a dying art, I think there is still a lot to be learned from the whole development process. You have to work to get a nice image and can’t just shoot 1000 shots and hope to get a good one.  Whi...

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