
*Grab a book, any book.
*Turn to page 56.
*Find any sentence that grabs you.
*Post it.
*Link it up at Freda's site.
Here's mine from Time to Be in Earnest: a fragment of autobiography by P. D. James:
Apart from the fun of occasionally finding a treasure or a domestic object needed but no longer made, there is something poignant and nostalgic about the accumulated leavings of dead lives: the old wedding photagraphs and remnants of tea-services, the sentimental Victorian prints, the formal photographs from the 1920s of earnest children posed against obviously spurious backgrounds and gazing into the lens with concentrated innocence.

3 comments:
Interesting 56! Thanks for participating!
Intriguing expression: accumulated leavings.
Sounds like something to explore. Thanks for visiting my blog.
Hi Bev,
Thanks for the follow!
I love to read so glad you found me!! :)
I'll be checking in often!
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