Just holidays

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Hand written is more appreciated

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Yep. I still have postcards around that various members of my family sent each other from decades ago.
It annoyed my grandmother that most of the pictures I took on holidays had scenery, but no people. She said, "Why don't you just buy postcards, if you're not going to have people in them?"
She didn't get that I didn't want total strangers in my photos. I had no objection to taking pictures of family.
One postcard I found was one my dad sent my grandmother, from when my parents were on their honeymoon. They went to Yellowstone, and my dad mentioned that my mom was "a good cook."
(my grandmother and mom never got along well, and my mother was all of 17 years old at the time)
There was a time when my dad and I had some idea of taking a trip in the U.S. - he wanted to show me Yellowstone, and I wanted to see the Grand Canyon (he was always willing to indulge my love of geology - even bought me a rock hammer, tumbler, and a book on minerals one year, and we went "treasure hunting" in BC that summer).
But we weren't able to go on this trip, for various reasons.