Yearbook Yourself!

Yearbook yourself while you're waiting for me to get back and post about Italy!



1952: I actually really like this one. Besides the beard, that is.














1954: My grandma had exactly this hairdo. Those tiny little bangs are crazy. (Yeah, that little side sweep of hair is not supposed to be there.) I guess this was one of the few hairdos that was good for people with thin hair. That's a lot of forehead exposure though, isn't it?














1960














1966: I don't think I could ever make my hair that big if I wanted to. This look like Mrs. Graves from good old days at Olympus Junior High School. I always suspected she had a wig as one side was aaaaaaalways curled out and one aaaaaaalways curled in. One time, we devised a plan of how to have a nail hanging from the door to snatch it off as she walked in. Of course, we never made it a reality.














1968














1976: This is similar to the hairdo my mom had around the time she married my dad.














1980: Blech. I think out of all of the hairdos here, this is the worst and most hobbit-y one. And I know a few people who still have it today. (I guess they forgot to move on.)














1982: Wow, how is that even possible?














1984














1986: Nastily, eerily Michael Jackson-ish.














1990: Pretty sure I have this exact hairdo in my kindergarten pictures. Yes, even the two sets of bangs: one back, one forward. And the hair on the side hairsprayed out.














1994














1996














2000: I remember those huge bangs. I was never a part of those. When I was 11 or 12, I hated that my mom always made me curl my bangs (with a one-inch curler) before I went to school every day. I would sneak out as often as I could. So I grew them out. And the growing-out process was such a pain (you always have to have barrettes with you!) that I have never had bangs since.














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