Photography
Related: About this forumA long-ago photo . . . September, 1975.
Me and my daughters, out for the day, walking on UCLA's campus. My husband took the photo. It was such a lovely day!

Endlessmike56
(267 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)Solly Mack
(97,556 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)True Dough
(27,832 posts)have that shirt?
Thanks for sharing, Peggy! Hope you're doing well.
CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)Those were the years when I was making my own shirts. But my daughter wanted my sewing machine so I gave it to her and then my sewing days were over. But I sure did love wearing them.
My pleasure to share! I am doing pretty well.
True Dough
(27,832 posts)The equivalent of teaching a man to fish!
badhair77
(5,260 posts)priceless. Thanks for sharing.
CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)It was indeed, a happy day for all of us.
irisblue
(38,304 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)bsiebs
(1,017 posts).. that photo made me smile
CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)Permanut
(8,783 posts)You have us all thinking back - okay, what was I doing in 1975?
Okay, I was a young man, just a few years out of the Navy, a few years married and a first time homeowner. Not too exciting, but all in all a good life.
CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)I suspect your life wasn't exciting, but you don't need excitement to have a good life.
niyad
(135,889 posts)sharing this sweet family moment with us, Ms. Peggy.
CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)It was a very sweet family moment indeed. We had many such.
littlemissmartypants
(36,005 posts)Always remember the good things.
Thank you for sharing this with us, CP. ❤️
CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)It was a magical moment. My husband captured it.
Indeed, always remember the good things!
My pleasure to share!
surfered
(15,421 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)I'm glad you enjoyed the photo; I'm also glad that we're contemporaries!
appalachiablue
(44,384 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)I deeply appreciate everything you've said.
I've always felt that love and happiness radiate from this scene. We were enjoying our lives.
BaronChocula
(5,080 posts)We were driving from Long Island to Harrisburg to celebrate the Bicentennial with relatives. It wasn't Philly, but I thought it was just as relevant at the time. We made a rest stop at the Delaware Water Gap where I encountered my first Portolet. It was fetid enough to make me think twice and I made a quick exit. My shutterbug dad caught me on the way out and had me stand right there for a portrait in my striped t-shirt and checkered pants.
But nothing beats the feeling later that night of being with Harrisburg cousins, late Mom, and late aunt as we got up and down to change the channel between pre-4th televised celebrations that night.
We were all together for a reunion and funeral just five weeks ago. It was great. But I still wasn't happy with how I looked in pictures. But this time I was sure to steer clear of the Portolet.
Thanks for sparking memories CaliforniaPeggy.
CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)I'm glad my memories triggered yours!
Hope22
(4,988 posts)So sweet!💗💗💗
CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)I'm not sure how cute I was, but I agree about my daughters!
I might be biased . . .
LoisB
(13,825 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)That is so true. It was a marvelous moment, and how lucky we were to capture it.
HAB911
(10,782 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(157,413 posts)gademocrat7
(12,105 posts)Beautiful smiles of you and your daughters.