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| Peggy, Mark, and Carol opening a strange looking gift. My Uncle Mark is my favorite in all of these photos. He couldn't be more adorable. |
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| A top! Look at their cute little slippers. This isn't their house on Fairmont, right? |
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| This could not be more classic. Mark has big plans for that dollhouse. |
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| Again, so cute I can't stand it. |
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| I don't know why, but I cry every single time I see this picture. My Grandma Carol's birthday was on Christmas Day. Look how happy she is! In all the photos, not just this one. She just loved her kids. |
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She certainly did love her kids - and her grandkids and the greats. I think she is crying in this picture too.
This is not the Fairmont house, so it must be 1953. Mark would have been about 15 months and I would have been a month away from 4yrs. Wayne would have been born by the next Christmas. Grandma would have been 39! The present in the first picture was a wall decoration of the cow-jumped-over-the-moon. I remember it.:)
Can you believe how much Collin looks like Mark?
Thanks, Mom. I see the resemblance now that you pointed it out. Especially the profile. :)
My mom had a dollhouse exactly like that! I used to play with it at my grandparent's house. How surreal to see it here. Really great pictures.
That last one made me cry, too. Uncle Mark getting a closer look at that clock is awesome.
I haven't seen photos of Peggy when she was a little girl. How darling! What sweet memories!!!
Harper
before i even read the caption for the last picture i was caught off guard and tears welled up. what is it? that sweet lady squeezing a sweet little girl with a halo of light shining over them. very touching. i miss that grandma.
uncle mark is adorable in these, but mom is quite the cutie pie, too.
oh, man! Love these pictures!! Thank you so much for posting them! I was just thinking about Grandpa today and missing him.
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