25 years ago when my hometown turned 100, my sister and I were in the small hometown parade, dressed as little pioneer girls, pushing our baby buggies down the street.
Check out our totally period appropriate buggies!
I wish this picture showed a bit more of our faces, because this is a picture from our 125 year parade celebration in my hometown.
Mimi pulled our skirts out of the cedar chest so that everyone could stop us for the next 2 months to mention how they remembered Stacey and I doing the same thing.
Of course since Stacey was the chaperone for my girls, she had to deal with being called Katie all weekend, but so goes the life of a twin.
And for comparison's sake, here's a photo of me from back in the day. . .
Maybe tomorrow I'll have enough energy to post about scolding a woman today for stealing my parking spot.
3 comments:
You actually DID it? I only dream about scolding for stolen parking spots. cool.
I love it that your girls are following in your footsteps. What a heritage. Do you still live in the same town? Or did you travel back there?
Missy, my hometown is about 2 hours away, so I go back to visit my parents on the farm often.
Love the pics. The girls were so adorable. I'll have to see if we can get a TV video for you.
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