Portrait of a Woman
Rain Dance
So many stories to share, but one from my third-grade days stands out. Back in the 1950s, as part of our curriculum, we studied American Indians. I became fascinated with the idea of a rain dance. During my monthly visits to my grandparents’ house, I decided to give it a try. One afternoon, with my grandma’s encouragement, I danced my heart out under their oak tree. Lo and behold, it started raining. Excited, I asked her to keep it a secret. Years later, on her deathbed, she revealed that she had monitored the weather reports, waiting for the right time to ask me to perform the dance. That’s when she shared that I had the power
17.95″ Print, Smooth Matte Fine Art Paper 5.57oz, Black Matte Frame, Full frame size 22.44″