I took some heat from the very scary Tera Lynn Childs last week for putting up “fake” high school photos. =) So without further adieu, here's a few I took from an album. But apologies for the quality, for not only are they from the dark ages, but they sat all those centuries inside a sticky page album, which, in the case of the outdoor shot, robbed the photo of most of its color...
Here, a photo booth shot at about thirteen:
Now, sixteen, and remember the top well--it was a favorite and take my word for the fact it was lavender--and the locket, which I loved, and probably still have buried in my jewelry box.
And here’s my yearbook picture from about a year later. I am wearing my friend’s blouse because for some reason, I decided the day before that I hated everything I owned. This was, for the record, baby pink, and I don’t think I returned it for months afterwards. (The friend and I are still very close all these years later, so I think she forgave me.)
Anyway, the slightly amusing story to this yearbook picture is that my head is much bigger than anyone else’s in the yearbook. Some yearbook staffer blew my photo up to crop out a hint of cleavage. Even the signature locker is mostly gone. Puh-lease!
Okay...everyone is now free to laugh at me. My wild hair, my baby face, and what’s up with my eyes in that yearbook pic? Except for Tera, who made me do this. She has to say something NICE. =)
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Monday, October 27, 2008
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11 comments:
You haven't changed AT ALL!!! = ) Love the pics. Hugs!
Hi,
Marley is right. You look exactly the same! Only, now I think you are even prettier.
Janie
Tina, thatnks so much for posting these pics of you and for bringing me back to a period where we had so much fun. By the way, you really, really have not changed, except for the hair. And this is a good thing (big grin). I think I still have that blouse somewhere lol
The true you comes shining through!
However, those pictures with the cat-eye glasses really got this librarian's dewey decimels all revved up!
Thanks, Marley and Janie. =)
And to "nyborn" (who is one of my HS "besties") yep, in total agreement there that my hair has massively improved!
Hey, Chuck, yeah, I tapped into my inner geek in that glasses shot last week, huh? And you showed us some different sides to you, too... =)
I'm not saying anything nice because you're making me ... I'm saying something nice because it's true. You look lovely in your pictures--lovely, as in so very pretty and like the kind of girl who was friendly with everyone. Not a pea coat or a combat boot in the bunch. And, like everyone said, you haven't changed. You're still exceptionally lovely. =)
(How was that for nice?)
You were such a cutie pie! And apparently a rebel as well! LOL!
Great pictures! I loved the fake photo's too. I had to do it too, which led to my most recent blog post. :0)
Christy
Tera, you are redeemed! In fact, I wish I'd known all you guys when I was a teenager...you would have helped my self-image. :)
Christy, I don't think we can go as far as calling me a rebel...I was only a child of the times. And I'm now going to pop over to your blog and see your pictures!
These pics are awesome, Tina. You look exactly the same! :0)
Wow, I recognized you in a heartbeat. So pretty!
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