Photos
Into The Breach
“Going through pics with my kid and ran across this awkward photo.”
(via IG @freebird_024)
Labor Pain
“My husband decided to do a selfie while I was having multiple unsuccessful attempts to run an IV in my hand while being prepped for a C-Section. This was nurse #3 and the ninth time they attempted to run the IV.”
(submitted by Stephanie)
Air Drop
“Me and my Dad on the beach in 1986. And my sister behind us just as a seagull pooped in her hair.”
(submitted by IG @catkittencatkitten)
The Birthday Bash
“My family got together at the local park to celebrate my grandson’s birthday.”
(submitted by Sharon)
The Hardee’s Girls
“Far left is my great grandmother in the 90’s, My great grandmother on the far left and her friends at the local Hardee’s in the 90s where they would eat breakfast almost every day. They were known as the Hardee’s Girls.”
(submitted by IG @savanna_hartsyou)
Reflections
“I took my 2002 Senior Year with my bird, Jeff. It made the yearbook. Ten years later, I caught him reflecting on our long history. Sentimentality in its truest form.”
(submitted by Anthony)
Look Up
“My parents brought my son and his cousins to a photo session. We’ve always wondered what they were looking at.”
(submitted by IG @seeds_of_determination)
The Hungover Photographer
“Found this Olan Mills beauty from 1983. My dad claims he remembered the photographer to be pretty hungover. You think?”
(submitted by IG @margar_et_)
The Wild Bunch
“It’s 1964 and mom is pregnant with baby number 5 in this photo.”
(submitted by Sharon)
The Shady Bunch
“While we were never the type of family to sit for a studio portrait, someone stumbled across a coupon and decided to give it a shot. Mind you, this is the ONE AND ONLY family portrait we ever took. I am on the bottom left with the too-big-for-my-face white fashion glasses and the poorly chopped bangs and I vaguely recall that we had a family meeting and decided to try and look “cool” — hence the sunglasses and the emotionless faces. I’m not sure what’s more entertaining: the fact that no one is wearing sleeves? Or that there is an honest to God ALF t-shirt being worn in all seriousness?”
(submitted by Erin)
