Can’t put my finger on what character she was portraying in the realm of the Christmas Traditions but I know it has something to do with Dickens.
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She brought Mary Poppins to mind immediately. I love the expression.
I can see that too 🙂 Thanks.
Looks like Eliza Doolittle to me from My Fair Lady.
Very good point!!! Thanks
I thought of Mary Poppins as well. Lovely young woman.
She was definitely in character.
I’ll buy a flower for YOU pretty lady. XOXO – Bacon
You sweet little piggy wiggy!
I agree with Diane…seems like she’s looking for Henry Higgins…
Yep!
Mary Poppins or Eliza Doolittle were also my first thoughts 🙂 It’s a lovely capture. Thanks for sharing!
I’m agreeing with the Doolittle vote. Thank you 🙂
If she wasn’t so chaste-looking, I’d say Nancy, the Dickens character murdered by Sykes in “Oliver Twist.
GASP!!!!
You did say Dickens. 😀