Ghost of Christmas past
Always reading
Wind-blown in Maine.
Windblown
on the rocks
Picked up this hippie chick with cat and love bead…
contemplative by the shore
Thinker
At the amusement park
St. Thomas honeymoon, delayed ten years.
Wishing she was in Paris
October smile
College days
Dancing in the dark
Ricky, you've got a lot of 'splaining to do.
Chance encounter with Salvador Dali
Mary. First of two dozen successive wife-worshippi…
Slowly roasting family by the Hilton Pool, New Orl…
Mid-century merriment. March, 1950.
Alice Rau Greyson, August, 1917 - March 2019
Young woman knitting with dog, 1968
Here's what it's like when you're an older person,…
Toasting the bride and groom in the Vintage Photos…
Always reading
Morning light
Idle thoughts
Unengaged
final touches
Surprised while toasting tresses in the lamplight.
Falling asleep despite my scintillating company.
My grandfather (L) and his siblings, c. 1896
A fan is born
1978, Washington, D.C. suburbs
Snap-happy '70s
Beach week-end
The Flying Nun on Vacation
All the old familiar places
The '70s (22)
"Look, somebody's got to eat the damn crudites and…
The '60s (62)
The '60s (61)
As the ash on his Marlboro lengthened precariously…
My father and his cigarette.
Spring will be a little late this year
Gone to the dogs
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She never knew there could be such happiness. :)
Sometime b.c.--before children. My young spouse with a package of PRINGLES and a German WWI helmet on a wig stand in the background. Submitted to the Vintage Photos Theme Park for the theme, SOMETHING INTERESTING OR SURPRISING IN THE BACKGROUND. Paul Simon was right, a man sees what he wants to see and disregards the rest.
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