I’ve never done a throwback post, but thought it would be kind of fun after seeing all the pictures on Instagram every Thursday. So here you go. Try not to laugh too hard. Warning: I might have quite a few pictures of my yorkie Spike below. Also don’t forget about the giveaway that ends tomorrow!! To enter just make sure you’re following me via GFC and leave me a comment.
April 2001. Janessa and I. Love this girl! We’ve been best friends since kindergarten. Don’t even get me started about my roots, light blonde hair or those two things on my forehead that I would assume should have been my eyebrows. Then…
…and Now!
July 2005. Shane and I celebrating my birthday in Buffalo, NY.
All of the pictures below were taken exactly 6 years ago at Christmas when Shane and I were about to get married (January 2007.)
Love your new blog design! looks great!!
Awwwwww LOVE THIS!!!!!! Happy Throwback Thursday Laura girl.
I nominated you for a Liebster Award!
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Ahh haha, love our 2001 throwback! Whew. We have come a long way, lol. We could throw all the way back to kindergarten, but that would require digging through photoboxes at my mom's house. Btw love your blog design! I need to get mine done. Sounds like a good thing to put on my 2013 to do list!
Like I said on Instagram, love the design!! Almost as cute as u! π
Love the pics! Following you on facebpok.
I love all your pictures. Your eyebrow on the 1st picture, well, classic π I am new follower. Have a happy new year!
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I know, it's bad lol. Thanks for stopping by!
Hey, new follower from the GFC Blog Hop. Great pictures! π Can't wait to check out your blog some more.
xo,
Kristin
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Thanks for stopping by!
Hey I'm a newbie from where we can live like jack and Sally! But I'm lovin ya already! My New Years resolution is to be nicer all around! I got to cut the sailor act, and put all my grudges begin me and open sweeter doors!
I love TBT! It's so fun seeing old pictures rather than new ones. Each picture tells a story π