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I've been asked to post some layouts from the Family Album I'm working on, so here are some links (since the pictures come out too small when I post them directly):
These pictures are of my grandfather with his bull terrier, Stub. Pluto is a bit of an anachronism, but I thought the page needed some color.
Here's a double page spread of my great uncle and his wife, my grandfather, and his niece. That same chair (or one just like it) was in the house where I grew up:
Here are some pictures of my paternal grandmother, I think when she and grandpa were dating (or "keeping company" in those days), or shortly after their marriage:
And another spread of my grandfather...It's occured to me that some of the photos are quite small, but it's the way they were printed. These are the originals, not copies:
Now these pictures are kinda interesting. See, I'd always thought that the car in these pix was a Buick, because that was the make that my grandfather always favored. So, I looked online to make sure...but it's not a Buick at all! What could it be? I'd found a website that showed pictures of practically every antique car ever made, and I checked out various makes, with no luck. Then I clicked on Pierce Arrow (getting desperate)...still no luck. For some reason, I went to the page before, and there it was! This car is a 1919 Pan Touring Car Model A....Okay, I'm 99% certain that nobody here has ever heard of a Pan. They were made in Minneapolis, and the company was only in business for two years, so there weren't very many of them....But this was one:
OMG! Carol, I am in awe of your pictures and what you have done with them in your layouts. Just beautiful.
I am so inspired by them that at ten o'clock at night, as I am working on the final touches of Kiara's 6th birthday pages, I am fighting the urge to chuck current layout aside and run around the house and grab the few old photos I have of my parents, grandparents and great grandparents and start a heritage album.