Wordless Wednesday, birth of a writer Rate this:Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like Loading... Related Posted on December 28, 2016December 27, 2016 Posted in i phoneography, Wordless WednesdayTagged Family, Wordless Wednesday
What a beautiful shot. Are you the midwife? I love the intentness, and the blast from the past with a typewriter. Reply
Oh yes! 🙂 🙂 Love the precision! Deep frost here this morning. Photogenic but I might prefer to type. 🙂 Happy Wednesday, Gilly! Reply
She looks like I did at here age. Except the typewriter I was on was an old steel Underwood. Excellent. Reply
It’s my granddaughter’s, she asked for one for Christmas and was given it by her mum’s Great-nan. I think it will be a while before she types too fast, but I did have to sort out the ribbon a couple of times. Reply
How cool that she gets to use this machine – it brought me back to some course in the late 80s – I had a nice word processor that helped me so much…. Reply
Lucid Gypsy 
What a beautiful shot. Are you the midwife? I love the intentness, and the blast from the past with a typewriter.
Oh yes! 🙂 🙂 Love the precision! Deep frost here this morning. Photogenic but I might prefer to type. 🙂 Happy Wednesday, Gilly!
Making it black and white enhanced the story. Nice
She looks like I did at here age. Except the typewriter I was on was an old steel Underwood. Excellent.
Oh what a lovely image!
Ah, back in the olden days… That’s a wonderful shot, all the better for being black and white.
I had one of those. kept slipping across the kitchen table. Love the B&W. Is that you? 😉
Fabulous wordless story, Gilly. Sweet little thing … the girl, not the portable typewriter!
Wonderful .. 😃
🙂 Bless her little fingers. Beautiful in B&W, Gilly.
Hunt and peck! I used to have one of those, the keys used to get stuck if you typed too fast!
It’s my granddaughter’s, she asked for one for Christmas and was given it by her mum’s Great-nan. I think it will be a while before she types too fast, but I did have to sort out the ribbon a couple of times.
Gosh. That makes me feel old!
Rare scene! Happy, happy, happy New Year, Gil!
How cool that she gets to use this machine – it brought me back to some course in the late 80s – I had a nice word processor that helped me so much….