This is me, about 2 or 3 years old.
This is me, more recently, with hubby.
This is me, more recently, with hubby.
Then and Now Picture Thread
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Thespeckledkiwi
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Auntie, have I ever met your husband. I've met you, I think.
It's the eyes.15 years old, with my 14 year old sister:
I neglected to mention earlier that I love this photograph. There's something about it that's so striking.
Thank you! It's one of my all time favorite portraits I have with my sister.
We took it on a whim in a little cheesy $1.00 photo booth on Balboa Island in Newport beach. The booth auto-printed it on plain paper, hence the texture. Once home scanning technology became available, I was quick to preserve it digitally before the delicate original was inevitably destroyed.
Simple. Post yourself "then" an post yourself "now"...or your most recent picture.
Dur.
Then, 1987ish
Now (Tuesday)
WWWHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAT
I'm loving the pictures!
I've posted both of these before here. I am now expecting even more comments about my ridiculous smile. Go on, make fun!
Omg you are SO gorgeous!!
1989 (3 years old)
2009 (23 years old)
2009 (23 years old)
These are all really funny/adorable. It's really interesting to see an evolution as people age. Some look pretty surprising, but you can usually tell exactly who you are based on your younger selves.As for me, I've posted most of these before, but not all of them. The ages and dates aren't always exact.
Me with my dad, Age 1 (1983)
Incidentally, this is probably my favourite picture of myself.
Wish I had the original (when I asked my sister for a copy, she mailed me this photocopy )With my mom, Age 4 (1987)
With my mom again, Age 10 (1993)
As a boy scout, Age 12 (1995)
I've mentioned it before, but it's always worth noting that that shirt still fits me.
In high school, Age 17 (2000)
I had a lot of wildly varying looks in high school (well, that hasn't changed), but as a comparison...
Making the same face, Age 25 (June 2009)
You know, this is all well and good, but what you really need now is a very simple, elegant, and classic-looking business card that has only the words, "MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM -- PASSENGER" on it, and nothing else. Let's see some mock-ups, people.
1989 (3 years old)
Ok, this makes me feel old. I graduated highschool in 1989!
^
"Name"
"Human"
I'd put it in a sleek, sans serif font in the middle of a card with nothing else. Might be a nice conversation piece.
Actually, that's kind of a cool idea in a minimalist way. I might get one that says:
"Name"
"Human"
I'd put it in a sleek, sans serif font in the middle of a card with nothing else. Might be a nice conversation piece.
It's funny how some people have great luck with those photobooths. The girlfriend and I went over to one at Navy Pier recently to try and do some cutesy photos but it didn't work out so well.
1989 (3 years old)
2009 (23 years old)
Kinda reminds me of Russell Crowe.
http://www.boxofficeprophets.com/bigpicture/images/russellcrowe.jpg
Back in 2000 ...
More recently ... God! When did I get so old?!?
More recently ... God! When did I get so old?!?
1989 (3 years old)
2009 (23 years old)
Kinda reminds me of Russell Crowe.
http://www.boxofficeprophets.com/bigpicture/images/russellcrowe.jpg
Thanks
That's actually not the first time I've had that comparison. I get him and Edward Norton a lot.
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