Babies
Bedfellows
“This is a photo of my mom, my brother, and my sister-in-law with her priceless facial expression. We were on a mini-vacation to the lake. I’m not saying my mom intrudes on their marriage but… she is in bed with them.”
(submitted by Stephanie)
P.O.W.
“I have no idea why I am holding a knife or have a grenade strapped to my waist, but since I’m crying I can pretty much guarantee my older brother had something to do with it.”
(submitted by Marcy)
Over Capacity
“This is a photo of me (in the yellow suit) and my friend Melissa hanging out in a kiddie pool with the three very elderly, very large women-all sisters-who lived next door to me. They were always referred to as ‘the Old Ladies’ and would babysit me sometimes. I don’t know why my parents didn’t stop this from happening. Perhaps they knew the photo would haunt me the rest of my life.”
(submitted by Maggy)
Horse Trouble
Baby Aleister is back and this time, he’s just a little less unhappy.
(submitted by Julian)
*See Aleister’s first masterpiece, Wagon Trouble
Put On A Happy Face
“This is my older sister and I in 1985. I was only a year old and she was three. This picture represents how she pretty much manhandled me through most of our childhood. But I thought she was the greatest and eventually gave in and just did whatever she told me to do. Luckily, we had another sister with whom we teamed up and tortured together.”
(submitted by Stacey)
*Free* Game Friday
So, we’re kicking off something new here on site to show our appreciation for everyone that comments, likes, and shares our pics. Every Friday, we’ll be giving away a FREE board game to the person who best answers one of the twenty questions from the Awkward Family Photos Board Game. Leave your answers in the comment section below. Winner announced at 6pm PST.
Today’s question is #13 from the game….
So, due to the the Facebook hiccup, we’ve decided to crown two winners… congratulations to Mark & Camille! Your board games are on the way.
Ashes to Asses (submitted by Mark)
In Loo of Flowers (submitted by Camille)
I Wear My Sunglasses At Night
The antidote for nightmares as children is the cause for nightmares as adults.
(submitted by Melissa)
