Photos can be old or new, and be of any subject as long as they are clean and appropriate for all eyes to see. How much detail you give in the caption is entirely up to you. Please don't post random photos that you find online.
The quality of this photo/scan isn't great, but this " when is Santa coming?" moment, (photo taken in the late 1970's) remains one of my favorites of when the children were little. It warms my heart as this brother and sister duo are just as close today as they were when they were little.
Beautiful photo from you memories.
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carol
Thanks Carol - I love it!
DeleteThat makes me smile too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian, they grow up too quickly. Just like kitties.
Deleteohhh, soooo adorable!!I just love these photos! It's heartwarming to know your kids are close.
ReplyDeleteIt does make me proud.
DeleteI love the look of excitement and anticipation on their faces.
ReplyDeleteMe too Lisa.
DeleteOh, as you know, I love those old pictures, too. In some ways, the fact that they're a bit "blurry" makes them even more special. Thanks for sharing.
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Laurel, yes you have a point.
DeleteVery cute, and all in red.
ReplyDeleteYes, we had to have red or green PJs every Christmas. LOL
DeleteSadly, those old photos didn't hold up well, but that photo is adorable. I can see why you love it!
ReplyDeleteNo they didn't hold up well, but I am happy to gave them.
DeleteWell now don't they just look like the happiest kids ever! What a sweet photo :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Trish, They were such good kids, teens and adults:) Makes a mom proud.
DeleteThat is adorable. I hope my kids are close when they're adults. Right now they're in that awkward teenage stage where sometimes they hate each other -- not that different from the toddler stage.
ReplyDeleteWeird thing, when I clicked on your link from At Home With Books, it took me to your Aug. 20th Saturday Snapshot, where I had already commented.
They fought a bit at times when young, but always have been close.
DeleteI love the idea of Santa and of kids waiting for him to show up. The magic and anticipation is wonderful
ReplyDeleteI didn't notice the duplicate at first. I'm doubly happy you took the time to comment Helen.
DeleteI think my first attempt at a comment didn't work, so here it is again (sorry if I submitted 2):
ReplyDeleteI love the magic and anticipation of kids waiting for Santa, the sheer excitement of possibilities!
Wonderful memories. So glad they are close, it's so important.
ReplyDeleteThanks Irene -- Have a great weekend.
DeleteI love old pics....
ReplyDeleteThere is something about old photos even though the new ones are so much better.
DeleteThey look so happy and so sweet! I am glad that you shared this photo. It's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Heather. They like looking at these as well:)
DeleteThanks Mary - it's nice to look back.
ReplyDeleteI love that photo, Diane! And to know that they're still close is wonderful! Makes me wish I lived next door to my brother. I miss him living so far away from me!
ReplyDeleteThey are lucky Staci, in that they live about 20 minutes away from one another.
DeleteThat is a great photo. Such anticipation on their faces.
ReplyDeleteI know -- how fun was Christmas when we were small.
DeleteThis such a sweet photo! Your children were adorable and I love their red pajamas and the big smiles on their faces - it reminds me of the excitemnt of waiting for Santa when I was little!
ReplyDeleteI also loved reading that your children are still just as close today. That's fantastic, Diane.
Thanks Amy, It does make me feel good, that I did something right some where...LOL
DeleteOh my gosh they are just so adorable in their little jammies!
ReplyDeleteRed or green Christmas jammies were a must.
DeleteSo adorable. This [what you describe] is just the way that me and my sister are also, till the present day. This year I have even sent her a Valentine's card!
ReplyDeleteWhy is is that some of the best memories are Christmas ones?
You are lucky you still have that special bond with your sister. So precious.
DeleteWhat a wonderful photo! It is so nice to see old photos and reminisce!
ReplyDeleteThanks Aths.
DeleteYou can definitely see the joy and affection in that photo! How wonderful that they are still so close!
ReplyDeleteYes, they only live about 20 minutes away too.
DeleteThat's adorable! If it had been me and my sister, I'd have been whacking her in the head with something. :)
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Lisa...you made me laugh. I guess that is part of growing up for some LOL
DeleteAdorable and heart-warming... makes me happy just looking at it. Thanks for sharing, Diane.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good feeling when they've reached adulthood, but miss those sweet little-folk times.
DeleteWhat a cute photo! I smiled just looking at it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine.
DeleteI love this photo. Looking at Christmas photos from my childhood always makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteYes, there is something about Christmas memories captured on film.
DeleteNothing warms my heart than a loving sibling relationship. So cute. What great kids!
ReplyDeleteMe too, it's something I hoped for when they were little.
DeleteI LOVE this picture! Such cute kids!
ReplyDeleteThanks Leah, and we know both are just as sweet and cute now!! LOL
DeleteSo cute! And how wonderful they still have a great relationship. That is terrific!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! As an only kid I never missed having a sibling until I was older and realized what kind of relationship I was missing.
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