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"Isn't She Lovely . . . " (Part 2)

This entry is related to one on Carrie's blog where she posted a couple of cute pics of herself as a young gal. I said I would put up a couple of even cuter ones. So, here they are; plus one of Sydney for good measure. (Carrie and Sydney from the 80s.)

We have, of course, many more such cute pictures. Carrie spent some time during her vacation this summer to Virginia with The Boys organizing our pictures from the various places of storage. Thanks Carrie. Now Becky and I can get to more of the pictures to sift and sort for the nuggests. (Picture of Carrie in the late 70s.)
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Carrie said…
Yes, that's the one of mom's shiny hair I was talking about! Love the ones of me and Syd too, that was my fav. dress for a while. ..wore it the day of my baptism. Scott thought I should have put the kindergarten pic up. oh well.
September 06, 2007
Carrie said…
Yes, that's the one of mom's shiny hair I was talking about! Love the ones of me and Syd too, that was my fav. dress for a while. ..wore it the day of my baptism. Scott thought I should have put the kindergarten pic up. oh well.
September 06, 2007
Maggie said…
yeah, i loved his comment, though his behavior after we got into sacrament meeting was horrendous. he wouldn't stop talking and then when i told him that he would get sent home if he didn't knock it off got him telling me how he didn't want to do anything....so out we went. he was so loud, it was awful! i've never seen him that bad at church.
September 25, 2007
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