Meet Brody, A New Hampshire SPCA Adoption Success Story
Meet Brody, a New Hampshire SPCA Adoption Success Story.
The Weimaraner AKC Breed Standard – Temperament: Fearless, friendly, protective, obedient and alert. Every word of this standard perfectly describes this handsome boy. I am so honored to had the opportunity to photograph Brody in my studio and celebrate his life with his new Forever-Family, yet another New Hampshire SPCA Adoption Success! Time after time, adoption after adoption, the NHSPCA puts forth an outstanding effort advocating on behalf of all the animals that find a temporary home with them until the perfect Forever-Family can be found. When the Newman family was introduced to Brody it was love at first site. Much gratitude to the staff and volunteers of the NHSPC for making this Forever-Family whole.
‘One person’s give-away is another person’s soulmate.’
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‘The Parisi Family’
It gives me great pleasure to pay tribute my new friend Mimi on International Women’s Day. This incredibly hard working woman, Mother, Grandmother, and soon-to-be friend could speak no english. I could speak little to no spanish, yet that never seemed a concern. Mimi welcomed our group to her Casa where she and three generations of her family cared for us during our stay in Havana. She and I seemed to understood each other, easy enough. It wasn’t long before we were laughing and hugging each day. When the news of my brothers passing was received, we found ourselves embracing in tears as she gently comforted me in my loss.
Upon stepping into Municipal Library Gustavo Izquierdo of Trinidad at #265 street Marti in the commercial and administrative area of the city center, my senses were assailed with the scent of old (and I mean ‘weary’ old) books. The building itself was stately but in desperate need of repair, as much of Cuba is. It contained rows of shelves, neatly lined with well used, yellow paged books, many with rebuilt bindings and all somewhat faded of color. The black and white tiles on the floors were rather striking and under all that age, the past splendor of the original building could not be denied. I closed my eyes for a moment and easily imagined a huge ballroom full of dancing, beautifully dressed guests. The shutters, if there were any, hung in tatters on crooked window frames, no blinds were present so that natural light and dust were free to drift in. There were no doors on the baño which was tragically outfitted with ‘more than’ seriously challenged plumbing. The center courtyard was home to what must have once been a lovely fountain but it clearly had not seen flowing water in years. And yet … like everywhere in Cuba, there were people making the most of what was available to them and the quest for learning was all around us. Individual rooms around the courtyard were buzzing with office activity and very small class rooms held adults studying with an educator. Two older women were learning English, making me smile.
‘The Scrapper’
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