you should have a kid rabbitfang drawn with your sister XD. what animal would she be?

I don't really know. I'll ask her.

I'd love to know her answer. I've always thought of my brother as your essential domestic cat, though I've never told him. Or asked his opinion, either.

I just sent her an email and asked her. I'll let you know.
I've never thought of her as an animal. Really can't imagine what she'd be, to tell the truth.

Aw, that's cute. I love old family photos like that. Whether they're ten years old, or a hundred, there's no better way to get a feel for the time they were taken in.

But I'd best bite by tongue here, huh?

*laughs* It's not quite a hundred years old...but over half of that. (Eeesh....nothing like outing yourself Fangs!!)

I really do love old family pictures. I have bunches of wonderful ones of my relatives as well, that just make me smile and wish I could tell them how much I love them. Check out my grandparents here, just taking a stroll. http://img580.imageshack.us/img580/.....ilypics084.jpg I don't know exactly when this was taken, but I'm guessing my mom, who is their daughter, was still rather young.

By the way...their names were Leo Chester and Elsie Doss. Use grampa's initials and it's LC and Elsie. I just love stuff like that!!

Ssh! I won't tell if you won't!

But that's a wonderful picture of your grandparents. It reminds me a lot of some of the pictures I have of my mother's side of the family, only replace the city street with tobacco or hay fields and teams of horses. (My grandfather was born in 1917, and my grandmother in 1918, to give you some idea of how far back some of these pictures go. My mother was born in 1945.) There are so many stories there, and so I much I want to know, if only I had anyone to ask. My mother knows quite a bit, of course, but she's the youngest of her siblings so there are some gaps in what she knows, too. But just looking at them helps me to feel more of a connection to where I came from.

I sure know what you mean about the connection. And yes...I really wish I had had the interest to ask my grandparents and my parents about the old days and how it was for them when they were alive and available for it. For instance my dad was born in 1916 so he was 13 when the great depression of 1929 hit. Yet he never told me anything about it. I wonder what it was like as a teenager then. So different from my teenage life, that's for sure. You mention the tobacco fields and such? Here is a pic of my dad as a youngster...maybe 8 or so, in Georgia. That's his uncles mule.
http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/.....ilypics085.jpg

Lordy...looking at your last comment, I'm the same age as your parents. I was born in 1949.

I'm surprised you find the resolve and patience to stick with us kids here.

Are you kidding? I'm the same age as you, or maybe even younger, at heart. Just an overgrown kid is what I am. LOL

Are you sure you don't want us off your lawn?

LOL...more like I'll be trying to tempt you into my den with some candy, little girl.

Ooh candy! *rushes in*

Ha haaaaa! *closes and locks the door while you're busy with the goodies*

hehe nice bunny boy !! ^v^

Wasn't I a little sweetie?

debatable but for most part yeah XD !! ^v^

No! I really was back then. I didn't get to be the way I am now till much later.

lol ok then ill believe you this once XD !! ^v^

Oh good! That's pretty rare.

just this once mind you lol !! ^v^

Well, since it's the first time, I hardly expected anything else. LOL

The furries got to you early!

My mother was an enabler.

I can see that!

Heh... Why does that scene from A Christmas Story come to mind, when Ralphie gets dressed up in that bunny suit?

I wonder.....

way cute...

V.

Thanks! I think we all were when we were kids, don't you? *giggles*

absolutely...

V.