I'm on the record for liking Christmas cards. And I'm also on the record for being the family
hoarder historian.
So the other week, when my sisters and I were talking about Christmas cards, and years therein, well, I was able to reply to Jane's questions "What about our 2005 card? And wait, what about 2006?" because they were all safely stapled into the Almighty Trip Book. So I sent the rest of the cards from those years to my sisters for good measure:
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| Mele Kalikimaka, baby. |
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| They love me. I love them too. |
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| Portugal. I know, right? |
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| That's us. And, yes, Mistah really *did* get up out of the Westy and bike to the beach to take a sunrise photo. |
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| Not so much a Christmas card as a representation of the lovelies from 2005. |
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| Aw. See? They weren't always reprobates. |
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| They're all gigantic children now; they were mere goobers then. |
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| Us again. Fort Davis. Moonrise during hike. Can you stand it? |
Imagine all the cards I could come up with if I were
home with that book?
Aw, what a fun flashback to those cute little boogerheads. The emails you sent in response to Jane's original request all bounced, so this is the first I've seen of the photos... I mean the photos of the photos. I've seen the photos. Nevermind.
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Jacquie
Love this!
ReplyDeleteI am on the record for liking Christmas cards too, Ellie. In fact I know what our 2013 famiy card is going to be already. Yep.
Love the juxtaposition(sp) of your cards with your sister's cards ;)
xoxo,
beth