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I'm not sure on the date of these two photos. They may be late 1910s. The girl has a lovely bride doll, another doll in a buggy, and then what may be a composition baby doll. I'm amused by her brother's appearance in the second photo. He's outnumbered by her dolls!
I'm not sure if I've posted this one before or not. If I have, I apologize.
They are the survivors of a litter of five born to Holly, who was abandoned and showed up in a tree in our backyard. A month later, she gave birth to kittens. We weren't sure if Pepper and Riley were going to survive. Holly actually rejected them at one point and we had to hand feed them. Eventually, she took them back, but she's never been a doting mother. Pepper and Riley have a very tight, close bond and are usually sleeping together. They turned one year old on July 1. Hard to believe it's been that long. We can't imagine life without them. You never know what they're going to do, especially Riley.
My parents lived in a travel trailer for a few months after they were married because there was no military housing available for them at that time. By the time my oldest brother was born in August 1955, they had a regular home. They had been married 5 months when this photo was taken.
I think he's saying, "Why are you paying more attention to this than to me?"
Steve was about a week old when this was taken. My mother was 21 years old. The photo is slightly damaged.
He turned 11 years old in May, but he is still a very lively troublemaker. He looks a little chubby in this photo, but the vet said he's actually at his perfect weight.
We finally had her spayed Wednesday, and she is doing extremely well. She's put some distance between herself and her kids, Pepper and Riley, but I think that is because they're a bit too rambunctious for her right now, especially Riley.
Our oldest and largest cat, Felix will turn 14 years old on August 25. He had some health setbacks and has slowed down, but he is still going strong.
I'm not sure if I've posted this one here or not. If I have, I apologize. These two are usually curled up together. They turn one year old on July 1.
I have no information on this photo, which belongs to my brother, except for the date. It's one of three photos he bought as a lot about 30+ years ago.
Such a sweet little face!
A CDV from my collection. Such a cute little girl.
Cats can be so strange sometimes.
Ms. Reeves-Smith is wearing a tailored khaki-style military service uniform tunic complete with a shoulder belt strap, brass buttons, and a matching side-cap envelope hat. This photo was taken at the Moffett Studio, a high-end theatrical portrait house in the early 20th century.