JANE'S CANDY DISH

[Natalie Serber]

Thank you for this story. I want to suggest a book to you, Love and Saffron, by Kim Fay. It may slay you with the intimacy between the two friends, captured in letters. It is a beautiful book. I’m sorry you lost Jane. xNatalie

[Deborah Way]

I don't know that book, thanks for the recommendation💗

[Natalie Serber]

You will love it 😍

[purl2.knit1]

What a great loss for you but such wonderful memories to bring forward when you need to feel close to her. I have a piece of carnival glass from when my Mom moved from the home I grew up in and it evokes wonderful memories.

[Deborah Way]

💓💓💓

[Edie Didio]

There is nothing better than a close friendship! Lucky to have it...

[Starling Roberts]

What a beautiful story. I love the friendship you shared with Jane. Following the link to the NYT article about her labor of love restoring the brownstone with her husband just added to it. The glow of the candy dish is such a sweet reflection of your lovely friend. Thank you for sharing her with us.

[Deborah Way]

Thank you for reading💗

And yes, seeing what they did with the brownstone is amazing

[Corrie]

Thank you for bringing this amazing woman to life in your tribute. I loved reading about Jane, and about the wonderful friendship you shared.

[Jeff Moss]

You were lucky, and blesses, to have a friend and colleague like Jane. 🙏

[Leanna James Blackwell]

Gorgeous essay! I ended it wishing I had known Jane. She came to such vivid, glowing life in Ann Klotz’s graceful writing.