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Id like to welcome this horrible (In My Opinion) ad to this weeks throwback thursday!
I think they could have come up wtih something way more creative for an airline then just a line map over the front of a plane in BW.
The black and white photograph on the left was taken Nov. 9, 1928, at the U.S. Coast Guard Memorial in Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Va. Mrs. I.W. Buckalow, far right, of Sault Ste Marie, Michigan, and other members of the League of Coast Guard Women, placed a wreath on the memorial, according to the original caption. The Coast Guard Memorial was dedicated May 23, 1928. Above the Coast Guard motto Semper Paratus (meaning "Always Ready"), is a bronze seagull with its wings uplifted. The seagull symbolizes the tireless vigil that the U.S Coast Guard maintains over the nation's maritime territory. The color photograph was taken in a similar location, Aug. 4, 2015. (Historic photo belongs to the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division; Color photograph and photo illustration by Arlington National Cemetery photographer Rachel Larue)
I rarely do throwbacks but now that Christmas was just less than a month away, why not do a throwback Christmas! The left pic shows me sitting on Santa's lap. I was still in elementary school at that time... And the right pic shows one of the holiday picture frames I made in elementary school, with a couple of my young pics on there. It was also like a mirror selfie of 'then and now' lol.
Oh the good ol' times... I wish I was young again lol. Hope you guys have a nice and safe holiday season!
I got this jacket in 5th grade and I got in trouble so I couldn't wear it the whole year. By the time I got it back it was May and way too hot to wear. I thought I had outgrown it. Maybe have. Still hot though.
Halloween, 1989. I'm 6 years old.
I'm Tina Turner, natch. my parent say I had such a love for Tina, every time one of her songs would come on, I would stand up and yell "Tina Turner, that's my GIRL!"
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my newly-ordered scanner doesn't arrive until next week, so I figured a picture of a picture would do.. come be a part of bk's throwback Fridays
In 1944, Ted DeGrazia buys property on the corner of Prince and Campbell Road in Tucson, Arizona with only $25.00 down. There he builds his first adobe studio. Happy Throwback Thursday!
It tasted so good. I wish they hadn't printed the throwback banner on all the cans. Really makes it hard to use in my 80's movie remakes.
Going through some old archived photos and found some i haven't even touched. so naturally i brushed the dust off and tidied them up!
Pepsi brought back their original recipe (aka made with natural sugar) for a short time. I really enjoyed it.