… here, potential contributions to the “Sexy People” website, from my own photo album.
I was probably around six here- and this, in general, is how I have always felt about photographs. But the dress was rockin
Third grade, and I really wish I had this one in color b/c that is a tie-dyed clown face t-shirt. David asked, “What made your hair look like that?” A crimping iron sir, and if I still had one my hair would look like that every day.
Remember glamour photos??? They were really great at making girls look like child prostitutes.
Glamour photo session: 12 years old. My aunt hosted the party, and my whole family had them done. I was super-psyched because it was on the same Saturday as my first school dance, which meant I had a HOT hairstyle to wear that would make all my friends jealous. Too bad I couldn’t also wear the black lace glove.
What, no feathers, you ask? Worry no more, friends!!
Glamour isn't glamour without feathers.
And just so you know, these are a little blurry not only because they have been re-photographed, but also because the photographer used the “soft lens.” Because soft lens+ feathers is as glam as it gets.
And when I say my whole family had them done, I meant it. Including my grandmother, Gennie Vee, who looks very German in this picture. And very much like Mrs. Doubtfire (she herself has admitted):
I love you, Grandma.
