This weekend, I was looking for senior portraits for Jilda and me. The idea was to post them on Facebook. I started to ignore it, but the idea was to share things that lifted spirits.
The more I thought about it, the better I liked the idea, so I went on a mission. I would have sworn that both our pictures were online, but they were nowhere to be found.
I started looking through old pictures that I had not yet scanned. Looking through old photos is always fun.
I found our portraits, but there were tons of other pictures that I pulled out to scan. I shared many of them with friends and family.
There was one picture that I came across that I had never shared before. It was Jilda and me a few years after we married. '
I remember the day this picture was taken. We'd hiked a path down to the Mulberry River and sat for a long while with our feet in the cool water. We saw a beaver and a pileated woodpecker. We enjoyed the sun and the sound of the water. It was a remarkable day.
It's funny how old photographs can serve as time machines.
How wonderful to have found that particular machine.
ReplyDeleteGood stuff, and I'll bet it doesn't seem that far back. She had a cute hat and you had ........ Hair! Thanks and yes it does lift spirits.
ReplyDeleteSherry & jack
Finding a photo from that time was serendipitous. You two are so in love.
ReplyDeleteLooking through old photos is fun but it's also very time consuming..hours pass as though they were minutes.
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ReplyDeleteI love this picture. You two are are adorable!
ReplyDeleteLisa
That is a terrific picture. Yes, I agree looking at old pictures is like looking a time machine.
ReplyDeleteI love photos old and new! Look how cute you are with your beautiful wife! That photo screams 60's...so fun!
ReplyDeleteTime is on our side. Yes, it is... So Happy Together!
ReplyDeleteHave that picture framed good Buddy!
You both look so young in that photo. Thanks goodness for those old photos.
ReplyDeleteStay young, safe and healthy.
Hugs, Julia
Old photos are lovely
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun remembrance. Would not have recognized this person as a younger you, Rick.
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