Irene Higuera Purzner Redding and Theodore Purzner (2012) Drawing by Drapala Gallery

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A big "thank you" to my sister, Elizabeth Borunda for supplying the wedding picture of Uncle Ted and Auntie Irene. Poem dedicated to Auntie Irene and Uncle Ted. Lazy Lemonade Days. Pamela Carvajal Drapala. December 21, 2011. Once long ago,. men wore pastel suits. and women wore. long pastel dresses. We sat on blankets. on a white beach. where the movement [...]
A big "thank you" to my sister, Elizabeth Borunda for supplying the wedding picture of Uncle Ted and Auntie Irene.

Poem dedicated to Auntie Irene and Uncle Ted . . .

Lazy Lemonade Days
Pamela Carvajal Drapala
December 21, 2011

Once long ago,
men wore pastel suits
and women wore
long pastel dresses.
We sat on blankets
on a white beach
where the movement of the wind
on the water created hundreds of whitecaps.
Sea gulls called out in the distance.
We quickly ate tasty picnic lunches
of fried chicken and finger sandwiches.
We drank cold lemonade and iced tea.
We indulged in
chocolate truffles
and New York style cheesecake.
Later that afternoon,
some children flew
their red, blue, and yellow kites
against a light turquoise sky
that was scattered
with clouds.
Other children bounced
beach balls high into the sky.
We watched as the sun
sank below the horizon and
as I walked along the shoreline.
Tiny bits of sand
massaged my feet.
All was perfect, all
was good.
Ah, how I miss those
lazy lemonade days.

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