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It’s back!
With a new look and everything else, I’ve decided to bring Snapshot Saturday back. I’ll be putting one of these shots from yesteryear up each week here on A ‘Lil HooHaa. These shots will be something from the family album and likely be a bit older. It’s more fun that way, no?
Ahh, dinner at the table!
My brother Joe, me and my brother Pat. Gotta love how the scanner picks up all the scratches and everything, eh?
Bring on the grub!
More later!
Welcome to Snapshot Saturday!
Here’s this week’s photo:
This is my father, cousin Lauren and uncle Jim from many years ago. How about those collars?
Hope you enjoyed!
More later!
Welcome to Snapshot Saturday!
Here’s this week’s photo:
Guess who this little rascal is?
Hope you enjoyed!
More later!
Welcome to Snapshot Saturday!
Here’s this week’s photo:
I am working on a family photo project, so I’ll be sharing some of those here on Snapshot Saturday.
This is one of my father and his brothers. It’s incredible how much they all look alike, no?
Hope you enjoyed!
More later!
Welcome to Snapshot Saturday!
Allow me to explain this feature a little more. The idea of this weekend post is to find older family photos or older shots I have taken and share them with my readers. These images aren’t going to be all taken by me, of course, but being I’m working on a family project, I’ve had the chance to come across many wild photos.
So, I will be sharing older images here.
I thought this would be a cool thing to have as a feature as with the emergence of digital photography, film is becoming more of a thing of the past (though I still like shooting film on occasion!)
Basically what I will do each week is have a photo here with a small description.
Here’s this week’s photo:
When going through a big batch of family photos last year, I came across some 8X10 black and white images — matte finish, the whole nine yards. Awesome stuff.
The person on the left is my grandfather (PopPop), who I never really knew as he died shortly after I was born. However, he was a mechanic — and apparently a real good one. Loved this photo from the minute I saw it. It’s just so old school — with the old jacks and the hammer and everything. How great is this?
Hope you enjoyed!
More later!