Wordless Wednesday

January 3, 2007

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Chris 01.03.07 at 8:10 am: That photo looks like so many out of my childhood…Not the dress (!) but the woman could be my aunt, same glasses, coat everything!

Nostalgia…
Tasra Dawson 01.03.07 at 8:10 am: What a happy girl…smile on her face, doll in her hand. Life is good!

Thanks for stopping by!
Jodi 01.03.07 at 8:10 am: What a happy child! My WW is up, stop on by.

Have a great Wednesday!
KnicKnac 01.03.07 at 8:22 am: Look at that big ole smile!!!! Great pic!
Blair 01.03.07 at 8:22 am: OH my goodness, that is precious!
ChupieandJ'smama 01.03.07 at 8:22 am: That is an awesome picture. The big smile on the girls face is priceless. I love old family photos. Thanks for sharing and thanks for visiting!
Laura 01.03.07 at 8:23 am: What a great picture!
Debbie 01.03.07 at 8:23 am: Christmas from long ago! What a doll holding the doll! Great share for WW. Happy Wednesday! Mine is up!
Faerie Rebecca 01.03.07 at 8:24 am: OK, you have to tell who’s in the picture. I *love* old B&W pics
Peanut Butter and Jelly Boats 01.03.07 at 8:24 am: Wow, I love antique photos! This is one to be cherished!
w 01.03.07 at 8:25 am: The expression on the little girl’s face is just priceless!
Janie Hickok Siess, Esq. 01.03.07 at 8:36 am: faerie rebecca: That’s me with my mother at Christmastime in 1958. I am holding my Lucy doll. (She and I were inseparable and yes, I still have her.) That was taken on the porch of a house we rented while our home (the one I live in now) was being built. My mouth was wide open, as you can see, which my sister always says was a) typical and b) a prediction of my eventual profession (lawyer). The light-up Santa hanging on the front of the house went up every single year — well into the 1980’s — until it disintegrated.
Antonette 01.03.07 at 9:19 am: LOL I love your comment about the photo. Happy New Year, and thank you for stopping by my blog.
Barbara H. 01.03.07 at 9:20 am: What a great shot — I love photos like this. Great memories.
She 01.03.07 at 9:20 am: great classic photo!
Rona's Home Page 01.03.07 at 1:11 pm: I was just reading your profile. How impressive.
I really enjoyed my visit to your blog.

It’s National Oatmeal Month - have you had your oatmeal today?
TNChick 01.03.07 at 1:11 pm: Love old photos - someone sure was happy, is that you?
Deb 01.03.07 at 1:13 pm: You look so pleased with Lucy! I’ve got just a couple of Christmas pictures of me when I was around that age. Both mine and yours look to be equally “antique” lol. I was born in ‘58 and I swear that doll you’re holding looks very familiar lol!
Thanks for visiting my WW today
amy 01.03.07 at 1:14 pm: love that pic and the post below it..
YellowRose 01.03.07 at 6:48 pm: Great photo!! I love the fiesty look you have on your face! Happy WW!
elementaryhistoryteacher 01.03.07 at 6:49 pm: I love the fact that you live in your childhood home and still have the doll. I have many artifacts from my past as well.

Thanks for visiting History Is Elementary.
Michelle 01.03.07 at 10:41 pm: Well, doesn’t this beat all . . . I never heard of Lodi until two gals came down from there to work with me at a school for the deaf in Mexico. From what I understand it is a SMALL community. Nice to meet you, and if you know Ann and/or Katie say ‘Hi’ for me.
(Just kidding, I don’t really think Lodi is THAT small!)
Travis 01.04.07 at 12:54 am: Thanks for stopping by my place today. I’m looking forward to checking out more of your blog.
Tisha 01.04.07 at 2:39 pm: Great photo!
Janie Hickok Siess, Esq. 01.04.07 at 9:59 pm: Michelle: Well, I’m betting that Lodi has more than 1 Ann and I know several girls named Katy. It’s not as small as it used to be, much to my disappointment. It’s really getting far too big and a lot of valuable farm land is being replaced with ugly houses.