Cotton, peas, your friends, your seat, your nose… There are a lot of things you can pick. Family isn’t one of them.
Photographs of family and friends are scattered throughout this blog so instead of taking a new photograph for this challenge I thought it would be fun to share a few old ones.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
When I realized I’d rather be behind the camera.
It was a merry Christmas
My paternal grandmother.
Four generations of women.
The Real Janna Hill 
I love these old pictures….
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Me too Pam, me too. 🙂
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I love family photos, especially the old ones. Thanks for sharing.
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I wish we’d taken better care of them. Thank you Staci.
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I loved the old pictures. They could have been taken from my photo albums. There were 5 of us kids. My mother had 6 brothers and sisters so bucoo cousins. Life was happy then.
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Cheers to big families, old photos and cousins! [clink]
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Old photos are great, aren’t they, Janna. I know you wish you had taken better care of them, but at least you have them! So many people don’t value them or lose them to fire or moving around. Thanks for sharing them….there is just nothing like a big family!
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OMG Sue. I don’t know how I missed your comment but I am sorry. I was just going through old tweets and followed this link. To answer [a year later] I am so grateful for the photos, especially as time goes on and we lose more loved ones. No, there is nothing like a big family.
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I forgive you, Janna (LOL!). I know the feeling well…I am just getting back to my blogs (and other’s blogs) after being virtually absent for over a month. Life happens!
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Thank you for understanding. Life happens, I like that. 🙂
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Thanks for sharing your wonderful family. Treasures to keep and cherish always. No greater gift & joy than love of family. Wishing you and your family all the best.
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Ditto. 🙂
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