Thank you all SO much for your input on my business. . . plan? dream? outline? Your suggestions were remarkable.
There is an Athens Area Knitters Group on Ravelry that I suppose I should poll, as far as interest at all, and then suggestions for the most convenient location, etc. I’m filling up a legal pad with ideas and possibilites — we’ll see how far I can take this!
Hannah had her Senior portraits made this afternoon. How can my baby girl be a Senior? They did the regulation black drape (more on that in a minute), then allowed her to dress/accessorize any way she wanted to personalize. Of course, she wanted to pose with Rupert.

Now, as has been oft-alluded-to here, Rupert isn’t the sharpest knife in the drawer on a regular day. But a portrait sitting? He never has gotten the hang of looking at you when you say his name, so you can imagine how things went down. Still, it was a tremendous amount of fun, and I’m already anxious to see the proofs next week.
My high school portrait was in a white lace drape/wrap. All the girls wore white lace. The guys wore whatever they chose (not the regulation false tuxedos Briton donned.) I was telling the photographer about that this afternoon, and she seemed genuinely astonished. Never known of any color but black, she said. Which set me to thinking, and I realized, I’ve never seen anything but black myself. Was my high school that revolutionary?

shan said,
July 1, 2009 at 7:13 am
Love the new banner..but then I’m bias
We wore a blue velvet drape for ours and the guys a faux tux like you mentioned.
Veronica said,
July 1, 2009 at 8:30 am
For my senior pictures we had the choice of a black, red, or navy blue drape. I chose red.
The guys had the choice of a red or black bow tie with their tuxedos. Nothing too over the top, but having a choice was nice.
I hope you’ll post Hannah’s pictures when you get them. I bet she looked amazing.
Carrie K said,
July 1, 2009 at 5:21 pm
We had either a black or a white drape. I chose black.
Rupert is darling! I can’t wait to see Hannah’s Senior photos.
Laurie said,
July 1, 2009 at 5:38 pm
Wait. You went to school during the Revolution?