cginther: Mom and Mom Mom, 1957/58 cruise from NYC to Haiti, Cuba, Bermuda, etc.
cginther: Mom the graduate
cginther: Mom and friend, 1957/58 cruise from NYC to Haiti, Cuba, Bermuda, etc.
cginther: Parrot: "Look at me! I'm upside down!" Mom: "Puh-lease. That's nothing. Let me tell you about this donkey I met that was painted to look like a zebra."
cginther: "Oh, yes, this is what all the girls wore on laundry day on the cruise ship." --my mom, age 15
cginther: Mom in Haiti, 1957/58
cginther: Mom, Mom Mom and Pop Pop, 1957/58 cruise from NYC to Haiti, Cuba, Bermuda, etc.
cginther: Dad tending bar, Mom with enormous hair, talking to Aunt Rose
cginther: Dad, and a corded telephone, most likely rotary
cginther: Dad and Uncle Jule
cginther: Mom and Dad
cginther: Mom and Dad
cginther: "Your grandfather took this picture, so I know we didn't drink TOO much Galliano that night." Sure, Mom. If that is your real name. Or beard.
cginther: Mom and Dad
cginther: Mom and Dad
cginther: Donkey: Half donkey, half zebra. Mom: All cute.
cginther: Mom, age 10, visits Tijuana and sits on a donkey painted to look like a zebra while my grandmother stands nearby, holding groceries and looking skeptical.
cginther: Mom Mom and Pop Pop: 50th anniversary party
cginther: Santa's Gift Shop
cginther: My grandparents' bon voyage party for their 1950s cruise to Europe OR my mother's audition to be the teenage spokesmodel for a beer that pairs perfectly with potato chips
cginther: Some people celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with gifts of gold. And then we have my grandparents.
cginther: Mom Mom and Pop Pop: 50th anniversary party
cginther: Strosser kids (Emil, Alfred, Eugenie; George in front) circa 1897
cginther: Strosser kids (Emil, Eugenie, Alfred) circa 1895
cginther: Pop Pop boxing a very tough-looking greenhouse, 1915 or 1916. (At Fred Ritchey's)
cginther: Pop Pop circa 1952?
cginther: Pop Pop (on right) in Havana, 1922