Kaycee's Altar

This is my altar/tribute to Edith Piaf. She is more or less the song bird of her generation, and every generation. She was a french singer in the 1930's through the 1950's. A lot of her songs included accordion, so that is why the accordion is there. The one picture on the right shows her singing with her hands out stretched, because she always sang with big emotional arm movements. The tomato represents how much she liked organic and healthy food, so she could keep her and her voice healthy. And the cross is there to represent her dedication to her Catholicism, but even more specifically St. Therese of Lisieux.