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Chris Jones made the picture of his daughter MacKenzie, who was this size when we made the card in the early nineties, and is a big girl now. There are a number of kids who have grown up seeing their photo in stores, and who must figure that it’s a normal thing.
There is no getting around it, the scene appears to be a witches’ tea party; but, the ladies are dressed in the traditional costume of their home: a red wool cloak adorned with the badge of the Howard family and a chimney-pot beaver hat of the Jacobean era. This costume is still being worn at the Holy and Undivided Trinity in the twenty-first century (at least, on Founder’s Day.)
Katherine Hepburn started breaking the rules early on. In her autobiography she wrote that in her young tomboy phase she shaved her head and called herself Jimmy.
Anna Mary Robertson Moses, known to all as Grandma Moses, began her painting career when she was in her seventies. She published her autobiography at age ninety-two, and her one hundredth birthday was celebrated with her photograph on the cover of Life magazine. She was living proof that life is what you make it.
