The topic was chosen by me. It was to be 'adult blankie' for that something that we have kept and find comfort in. I gave an alternative topic in case it was thought that the blankie one might be difficult. Well,
it 'got lost in translation' because the two were strung together somehow-at least in some cases. But that's one of the cool aspects of corner view: we interpret the topic as we see fit and thus bring uniqueness 'to the table'.My 'adult blankie' is a sweater - actually three sweaters. They all belonged to my father who was 6'3" and around 300 pounds. I am 5'6" and nowhere close to 300 pounds, so the sweaters do not even remotely fit. But I wear them anyway. I keep one in my locker at school (pictured to the above), one on the back of the bathroom door here at the farm house, and one on a hook in the hallway of our trailer at the lake(I don't have a pic of it).
The one at school I put on when I am cold and have not layered up for the day so am in need of a extra layer. I also wrap up in it when I put my feet up and take a quick nap before driving home.
I wear the blue one pictured below over whatever I am wearing around the house. I have it on over my pjs as I type this(I stayed home from school today).
I have just recently started going through the memorabilia of my parents ---particularly my dad's sermons. I can now do it without being rendered useless by tears. I have held onto things that I should have sent to a brother so he could organize them (dad's sermons). I just couldn't 'deal' with the sorting and packing and letting go.
The sweaters never bothered me like the other things did.They have always simply brought comfort---thus the 'adult blankie' topic.
I am late in putting this out and Francesca has moved on to another post.
However, you can still access corner view and see how everyone
interpreted the topic. Click on Fuoriborgo and visit.
[I usually have jeans and a t-shirt or pjs on when I wear the blue sweater. But I wanted to get a picture and did not want it to be me in my pjs. So I had my husband take one of me when I got home from school yesterday.]