Does this little piggy go to market?
Me, ages and ages ago. My dad had this enlarged a few weeks ago and gave me a copy. Too bad its in black and white. You can't see my bright red hair! It's pretty well white now! I love the little patent leather shoes. This was at grandma's house and the chair is covered in one of those horrible clear plastic covers. Like Everybody Loves Raymond's mom's couch!
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Saturday, November 16, 2013
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I love old black and white photos. This one is adorable!
ReplyDeleteMe too Kathy! Thanks:)
DeleteI love Everybody Loves Raymond too. I never did get leaving the plastic on the furniture. My photo of the field of corn statues is in Dublin Ohio, a suburb of Columbus. Thanks for visiting. Here's Mine
ReplyDeleteHave to keep it clean, Paulita! Thanks I'm definitely putting the corn on our bucket list!
DeleteThanks for sharing that cute photo... and for that video clip! LOL! How sitcoms do speak for us!
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks! I think everyone can identify with someone in Everybody loves Raymond. It's one of the few shows my husband actually laughs out loud at!
DeleteWhat a fun photo to have of yourself. Those shoes are great!
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It is, Joy. One of my parents favorites and they always tell the story about me and grandma's pig. Wish I had a pair of those shoes now!
DeleteI wonder if you could get it enhanced and colour in your hair.
ReplyDeleteProbably could in photoshop, Esme. I'll have to see if my son could do it.
DeleteThat's adorable. The black and white adds to its charm.
ReplyDeleteI'm laughing about the plastic cover on the chair. Horrible! My mom had those on the chairs and the couch back in the early 60s. She had them custom made! I do remember her finally taking them off and letting us kids sit on the actual furniture.
So you can really identify with Raymond and Robert, Leslie!
DeleteLove it...I remember visiting older family members and sticking to that stuff!
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely of a certain generation, isn't it Patty! Grandma was so particular
DeleteGorgeous, I love the pig too!
ReplyDeleteAw shucks, Katrina:)
DeleteWhat a sweet gift and precious photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anne!
DeleteWhat a lovely photo. You were a cutie.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ginx. Wouldn't dare move it from my fridge. Dad always looks there for it the minute he comes in!
DeleteSo cute!! That is what my childhood photos looked like as well:)
ReplyDeleteThey did dress up up then didn't they, Diane!
DeleteMy family didn't do the plastic covers but both sets of grandparents had the crocheted antimacassar's over the arm and back of every lounge & chair in the house!
ReplyDeleteGrandma graduated from the plastic to those too Brona!
DeleteMy neighbors had plastic on their living room furniture and a plastic rug runner from the front door to the kitchen ... I always thought it odd ...
ReplyDeleteOh My, Susan, I had forgotten about the runner of plastic at the doors! We had those too! Mom never did the plastic on the furniture but she had the runners.
DeleteLove the pic of you - so cute - and riding a pig too! Cheers
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