Recreating The Awkwardness
“The original photo was taken in 1987. Our dad wanted a photo of the three biggest siblings and our matching Converse hi tops shoes. Littlest brother insisted on being included in the picture. He made the original photo a family legend, and he was a great sport about re-creating it.”
(submitted by Emily)
Punky Brewster
“This is my daughter in her preschool class. My husband at the time was a stay at home dad with a punk rock history. He thought it was awesome, she did too, for about 5 minutes. I’m glad we captured it. She’s 14 now and gives it the sideways glance as it’s hanging up in our hallway.”
(submitted by Shellie)
Father and Son of Anarchy
“How do you get a 7 year old into a smokey biker bar? Dress him up like you and parade him around as your personal mascot. I played a lot of pool during my youth while Dad drank beer with his friends. I still, to this day, hate motorcycles and all things leather. Thanks, Dad.”
(submitted by Will)
Bear Hug
“My father took this of me in 1968 in the parking lot of Lollipop Farm, a petting zoo in Henrietta, NY. Apparently, they just had a grizzly bear head lying around for kids to play with. I probably had bear brains in my hair when I too, that thing off.”
(submitted by Dorothy)
The Hand Curl
“This is a picture of me with my older brother. I can’t figure out why my hand is so tenderly wrapped around his neck, but it is now what is known as ‘the hand curl.'”
(submitted by Brian)
