My Friends
Friends We get by with a little help....
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These women have been my friends for almost twenty years. We met at work when we all were guides at Frary House in Historic Deerfield, Massachusetts. Occasionally, we are still able to get together there. Here Evie and Ruth are in the parlor at the Deerfield Inn in Historic Deerfield. |
| Here I am with my friend and former boss, Mary, enjoying a light breakfast in Northampton, Massachusetts. We worked for a number of years together at the William Allen Neilson Library at Smith College there. |  |
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This is the world famous Miss Florence Diner in
Florence, Massachusetts. Pictured with me is my friend, Jane. Jane and I also worked
at Smith College together in the Circulation Department of the Neilson Library.
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| In the picture to the right, I am visiting with three of my Wonderful West Whately (Massachusetts) friends: Standing at left is Lynda, I am standing at right. Seated at left is Linda, seated at right is Janis (Jinny). This was taken very early in the morning one winter morning at Christmastime 1996 in West Whately, Massachusetts. |  |
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Pictured at left (from left) are my husband, Chet; our friend, Lynnette; my daughter, Jennifer; our friend Maryanna; and our friend Rich. The photo is set in Maryanna and Rich's log home which they built themselves with the occasional assistance of some Gannetts. 1996 |
| This is the Foxy Diner in San Francisco. My friend, Marcia and I have just completed a convertible ride. Marcia and I have known each other since 1966. We met at a resort where we both worked as waitresses ( Jug End in the Berkshires)in South Egremont, Massachusetts and were often mistaken for sisters. Although Marcia has a sister, Kathy, I am not she. Marcia and I later went to school together at UMass. |  |
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This is a group picture of some of my friends from Palomar College. Seated : Nona and Wilma: Standing Chris and me. Taken in San Marcos on a lunch hour, this photo records the conclusion of a very satisfying Indian buffet, complete with lovely Mulligatawny Soup. |
| Here I am at Historic Deerfield again. Pictured with me are Lynda (center) and Rita(at right). Rita is an anthropologist who was involved in a dig at the time the photo was shot. We almost lost the volunteer photographer in the trench! |  |
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Here are my friends Jane and Tracey. For years we worked at Smith College together. They are both terrific gardeners and cooks, too. This picture was taken at Tracey's home in Florence, Massachusetts in July,1997. |
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