This is my latest installment for Throwback Thrusday from Vagabondrunn (see Throwback Thursday (6)). This is officially my last post for Throwback Thrusday that is not of myself, sorry, one more week. I requested some images from my lovely mother and just haven’t received them yet.
When I do, I will start posted them for this weekly post, and there plenty of them for me to choose from, so Kyle, go find some more photos to keep this post alive a few more weeks.
In the mean time, here is our son at age 4 in 1986, who now looks just like his son (age 2). It is quite amazing to put side by side photos of Bryan (our son) and William (our grandson) at the same age, they are complete twins, identical. Don’t forget to post a comment below with a link to your Throwback Thursday post so we can take a look as well.
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3 responses to “A Generational Look at Family and Hair”
Yeah, nobody believes me, but that’s about what I looked like in 1986 as well (same age too). The only difference is that I was a whole lot fatter. I was in Kindergarten at a private school and every year the seniors would pick a mascot. They chose me and gave me the nickname Barney Rubble because I was short, fat and had blond hair.
Cute little guy.
No more excuses Scott…next week!
Haha b/ My dad used to call me and actually still does, Barney Rubble.
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