These hands are over 80 years old.
These hands were in World War II, spending most of the time in the ocean on a Navy PT boat.
These hands helped to raise 4 children, and sadly had to pass one of them up to Heaven many years ago.
These hands still tend to flowers and drive lawnmowers to help keep his piece of this earth beautiful.
These hands are proud, and are filled with stories and life lessons, that we are lucky enough to enjoy if we just take the time to listen.
I love these hands.
Beautiful post (and photo.)
to build on what Jaime said…by your description a beautiful man
Perfect post!
What a wonderful post!!!
Beautiful!
Oh my what a wonderful post i'm honestly choked up.
Just lovely.
Amber
Beautiful. Beautiful hands and beautiful words.
That's a powerful shot…
What a beautiful post. Wow, brings tears to my eyes.
Beautiful.
beautiful. this post and photograph brought tears to my eyes. it's full of wisdom. just like those hands….
Oh Mendie, this is an amazing post. Makes me teary but in an awesome, tribute kind of way.
Old hands are so lovely!
Wow. I love that he's holding a picture of your sweet doggie.
Beautiful post and photo Mendie!!
beautiful. in every way.
this was very moving. I love the photo.
Incredible picture AND words. Love.
I love the photo and the story to go with it.
Such a lovely photo and sentiment.
I didn't even have to read to caption to fall in love with this picture. It brought tears to my eyes 🙂
Sweet photo…great post! 🙂
I wanted to do something like this about my (very) sick 85 year old grandma, but unfortunately, she lives too far away.
I love yours!
Well, as everyone else has already said, beautiful! Beautiful words, beautiful photo, beautiful sentiment.
Wow! Love the picture, such beautiful detail of well worn and sounds like loved hands. Beautiful words to accompany the post. ox
Awwww, Mendie. It's a great picture. But your words are so beautiful and touching. What a tribute to someone you love. You win the best You Capture this week in my book.
In perusing everyone's shots this week, the elderly hand photos are certainly my favorite. With or without words, they tell a thousand stories.