I am Lorraine Dorman (MeMaw), 85 years old, and think of myself as a late 'bloomer'.

For years, there were three things that I always wanted to do: teach, paint, and write.

At age 46 I became a full time college student and earned my AA degree in Early Childhood Education and went on to teach for 15 years.

As for painting, I just dabbled along until my husband encouraged me to become serious about my painting.

I've done many paintings for my family, but now I have decided to make copies of my original paintings and sell them.

I also write cook books for my grandchildren, poetry, and essays. My 85 years in West Virginia and Florida have given me many things to write about.

"Thank you, Jesus."

Sunday, October 17, 2010

PITCHER and DAISES






I lived with my Grandma and Grandpa Tuttle in West Virginia during the 1930's. This water pitcher is reminiscent of one that Grandma had.                                
They had a cow named "Bossy" who kept us with fresh milk, and butter. I remember the wooden churn and butter mold, but the red enamel pitcher filled with fresh cold milk, setting on the round oak table at meal time is one of the nicest memories of home, and our family eating together every night!
"GOOD MEMORY"
If you would like to buy, please contact me at: lorraines.creations@yahoo.com or 904-764-9764 
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