Too Close For Comfort

September 1st, 2011

It was time to put her ego in check.

(submitted by Alisse)

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45 Responses to “Too Close For Comfort”

  1. lilybeth says:

    She’s a cutie pie! I, too have the exact same photograph from the mid to late 80s. I also wore those awful HUGE glasses that made my eyes look a zillion times bigger than they were. It makes me bittersweet because I was teased something fierce :( I wish I could go back in time and give the little girl in the picture a big ol’ hug, and then give one to my own self as well.

  2. Della says:

    Frightening.

  3. BrooklynTree says:

    It’s Mrs. Beasley!!

  4. Esther says:

    Too cute! What a cute kid. When I was a kid back in the 80′s, I don’t know why, but I saw that picture style at friends house, and for whatever reason, I always thought only rich people could afford to have pictures like that done. So I don’t have one of myself! Now I look back at this type of picture, and am kinda glad I never got one! HAHA! Guess it was the ‘IN’ thing to do since it was a new thing. Either way, what a cute kid. =-)

  5. Harry Moore says:

    If my youngest was born in the 70s, this would be her.

  6. 80s baby says:

    I have the EXACT same photo of myself!!!

  7. anne says:

    She looks both cute and devious at the same time. Adorable! She also looks like a real Cabbage Patch doll! WIN

  8. STeve says:

    haha. she was to good to look at the camera!

  9. melistopher says:

    I’m Talky Tina, and I don’t like you.

  10. Nicole says:

    Little Susie told everyone she had multiple personality disorder, now she has the proof!

  11. LCN says:

    If I could go back in time and eliminate certain fashion trends from history, one of them would be those horrible, gigantic coke bottle glasses all children of the 70s and 80s were forced to wear. You can see she is a beautiful child under those awful lenses!

    • A child that age can’t wear contact lenses, though. And she’s obviously far-sighted, which is what makes her eyes look so huge. Even under smaller lenses, this type of a correction would still make the eyes appear extra large, just as eyes under strong corrections for near-sightedness make the eyes appear much too small.

      • LCN says:

        Oh I realize the lenses were what was needed for her and what we had available at the time. I’m just thinking that the frames are smaller and more kid friendly today. They were so heavy too because they used glass instead of plastic like today. Oh, I remember those days well, and not fondly!

  12. Gina says:

    She’s as cute as can be… but I have to say my first thought was of the “minions” from “Despicable Me” :)

  13. Shannon says:

    She’s adorable! She reminds me of the Tootsie Pop owl

  14. Maureen says:

    I keep seeing Angelica from Rug Rats.

  15. Bobbie says:

    anyone remember the Mrs Beasley doll with glasses?

  16. Kit says:

    Movie poster for the remake of “Village of the Damned”

  17. chris f says:

    She’s a bit of a close talker!

  18. AL says:

    Especially with the top photo, she looks like a real-life Cabbage Patch Kid! Wow.

  19. Sue says:

    She’s adorable!

  20. Penny Diamond says:

    Look at those cute freckles ; what an adorable child.

  21. teehee says:

    Love the Sally Jessie Raphael glasses!! Gotta be late 80′s…

  22. Stephanie says:

    Aw, she looks like the girl version of little Ralphie from A Christmas Story! Very cute…but I’m really glad that whole “double image” portrait trend went out of style! When I was a kid, our school pictures were like that for a couple years and it always looked awkward.

  23. Carolyn says:

    LOVE the glasses. Really! :)

  24. PaulaNancy says:

    Some days it was hard to tell which twin was the evil one.

  25. Tim S says:

    She’s my invisible friend Charisse. Sometime she whispers to me and tells me what to do. Like when I put super glue on Billy’s lunchbox handle.

  26. Well Duh says:

    Shes a cutie. I cant even make fun of this :)

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