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Ellanor Kenney Peiser - 1936 - at about 4 months old
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parents; Mark and Leanore Peiser
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1936 - under a year old
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1937 - 18 months old. The photographer liked her portrait so much that he kept her portrait up in his store window
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1937
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1941 Christmas
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1941 Halloween; Ellanor and Mark
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1945 with brother Mark
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1946 On trip to the Black Hills, South Dakota
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1949 - 8th grade graduation - National College of Education
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1949
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1953 High School Graduate
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1966 - we traveled (moved) across the county in the Gypsy Wagon.
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1966
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1971 Family Christmas photo
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1971 with Watie
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many needy lambs were moved into the house for care.
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Mom sits at the entrance to the cave on Mt Dicte where Hera gave birth to Cretan Zeus.
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knossos
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The Erechtium, named for an early king who was half snake, includes a shrine of Athena.
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with Chornya, her Black Russian Terrier
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At Thera/Santornini
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2002 with Watie and Simon
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Bathing her feet in the Eransinos River, Kephalari.
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with brother Mark and niece Martha
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at Kephalari; Holy water drips from under an icon to Mary; "The Source of Life"
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Standing Stones at Avebury, England
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Beaghmore Stone Circles, N. Ireland. Above the Lough Fea, the Lake of Magic.
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Iron Age village reconstruction at Crannogowen Center, Ireland.
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On a drive through Beardstown IL, 2005
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1994: Dad, Mark, Karli, Watie, Mom (and leah)
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Karli and Mom
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with Chornya - dog agility training workshop in Iowa
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with Carl
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at Watie and Katie's wedding in Omaha
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at home...pool-side
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New Grange, England. 5000 year old carved stone
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1989 - constructed a longhouse for Jamestown Festival Park, Williamsburg, VA. with Mark, Jonah and John.
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sewing a cattail mat to cover a house in the reconstructed village at Ancient Lifeways Institute.
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In traditional native dress
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Scots highland dress - billybob teeth (son Jonah's creation and business)
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teaching weaving in the Ancient Lifeways Institute "classroom"
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Explaining the cattail mat used to cover the house in the village. The cattail mat is sewn, while the dyed rushmat in the background is woven.
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A display of her weaving
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kittens!
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at son's high school graduation
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Mom's flock of Scots highland sheep
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