Priceless! Aloha from HonoluluComfort Spiral
I love old photos. This is great - look at those great styles!
You wouldn't recognize the "old town."
They all look so pretty & so happy.
Wonderful, Ken.I'm glad you have this photo digitally preserved. Did you scan it very high res?I really love everything about it. Just precious.
Ya, I've got albums filled with vintage shots like this. Another place, another time.
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Oh, I love this: the shoes, the dresses, the family-ness.
I love those old photo's. Your mom is definite the prettiest. The aunties with the same dresses are funny.
And no one can recall who the little child was... So sad :(((
Love this. Looks like it was taken during the war years when the women kept the neighborhoods intact with their chicken soup and moral fortitude.
Oh this made me smile KM. Thank you for sharing your family memories with all of us. xxV
LOVE LOVE the shoes on the left. How chic! :)V
A step back in history. About what year is this from?
Love your family's photo!Thanks for the congratulations on my fifth blog anniversary.
This Detroit doesn't exist anymore - brings back good memories. Your mum was the beauty of the family.
What a happy bunch of gals!... You're mother is stunning.. true glamour! And the shoes!!! FAB! great pics!
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my mom, myra (far left), with aunts Edith, Pauline and Jeanette. Child unknown.
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Priceless!
Aloha from Honolulu
Comfort Spiral
I love old photos. This is great - look at those great styles!
You wouldn't recognize the "old town."
They all look so pretty & so happy.
Wonderful, Ken.
I'm glad you have this photo digitally preserved. Did you scan it very high res?
I really love everything about it. Just precious.
Ya, I've got albums filled with vintage shots like this. Another place, another time.
love
http://malibuananas.blogspot.com/
Oh, I love this: the shoes, the dresses, the family-ness.
Oh, I love this: the shoes, the dresses, the family-ness.
I love those old photo's. Your mom is definite the prettiest. The aunties with the same dresses are funny.
And no one can recall who the little child was... So sad :(((
Love this. Looks like it was taken during the war years when the women kept the neighborhoods intact with their chicken soup and moral fortitude.
Oh this made me smile KM. Thank you for sharing your family memories with all of us.
xx
V
LOVE LOVE the shoes on the left. How chic! :)
V
A step back in history. About what year is this from?
Love your family's photo!
Thanks for the congratulations on my fifth blog anniversary.
This Detroit doesn't exist anymore - brings back good memories. Your mum was the beauty of the family.
What a happy bunch of gals!... You're mother is stunning.. true glamour! And the shoes!!! FAB! great pics!
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