Oh, that's adorable, Glenda! Wish I had one to share, but maybe I can find one when I get home. Great idea!

Fun! I love the way Christmas trees were decorated with those hanging icicles! This is me:

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From left to right: My brother, my cousins and me.
It was the early 70's; plaid, polyester leisure suits.
What can I say?

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Ron

Yes the silver icicles,I have a story to tell,One year I must have been 11 years old .My parents called me into the living room,we had company.Aunt & Uncle,Uncle Louie had this laugh just him..you know.Well my mother handed me 2 boxes,i opened the one.I was so humiliated.A training bra,I could hear everybody laughing,my dad said its for your bee stings,Uncle Louie said wouldnt bandaids be cheaper.I was sooo embarassed,never forgot it.They got a good laugh over that.

Here are a few....I did these up and emailed my brothers and sisters a couple of years ago.

This was 1968. I'm the sad looking girl, jealous of my baby sister?

I remember when this picture was taken. It was 1969 and we were visiting my aunt. For some reason I did not want to have my picture taken, another sad face.

A happier face here, I am in blue holding a doll and a book.

This one is from the late 80s I think. My immediate family plus my BIL sitting at our snazzy basement bar. We all look so young and healthy. I'm in the front, in red.

These photos are great!

This is me at about a year old, my older sister Audry and my brother Jerry, with our mom and one of our step dads.

These pictures are wonderful!
I was looking for one of me on Santa's lap with a black eye but I can't find it. I had fallen on ice at school and my Mother had to come and get me. She took me to Gage Park in Hamilton that day to see the reindeer and Santa at Etons LOL..... with a black eye.

This pic is Christmas 1969. We had moved from Canada to California in 1968 and my older siblings stayed in Canada. My brother was going to University and that Christmas Eve, the doorbell rang and when I answered it was my big brother Jack dressed as Santa. I was so excited to see him and he talked my folks into buying me a guitar that year.... 15 yrs old, Cher bangs and a guitar that I only learned to play "Blow'in in the Wind" on. LOL

Thanks for the memories Miss Glenda..... Oh and I love your dolls. That's a wonderful picture!

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I can't put any old pictures on my computer. The scan feature on my printer isn't working. But, I have a little Christmas story. In 1955, when I was 4 and my brother was 2, it was the first Christmas in our new house. I got a really great monkey (I still have him) that I loved from the minute I got it. My brother started crying because he wanted my monkey and my mom made me let him play with it for TWO WEEKS until he tired of it!! I was so mad and I have never let my brother forget it!!! LOL He still wants to see Monkers when he comes into town for Christmas!!

These are all great pictures. I remember, back in the 50's, you could buy icicles made of lead. Nobody died.

Here I am in 1957

I can't post any pics, but this is a great idea Glenda!
I'm really enjoying it!

I have thought and thought and I don't recall a single picture taken at Christmas time with my family. Probably because they couldn't even afford film for the camera.

There's a few taken later by my sis with her family.

donna, share yours sister's. That Christmas.

any Christmas pics will be so enjoyed

While living in Hawaii we had a teenager who was a Viet Nam refugee living with us. Her name was Tammy and she was such a great kid and a joy to have around. This is a picture of her hugging me for her gifts on Christmas morning back in 1979.

Top two are from Christmas 1973, I was 6 months old. I was between 2 and 4 in the third picture- I LOVED my Little People toys- the hotel even had a bathroom with a toilet seat the flipped up and down, lol. the fourth one is when I was about 8. My Granny made my cousin and I ceramic dolls- I still have mine (packed up since we have been in WV waiting on me to get another cabinet)- my cousin broke hers so I have the one and only and am ever so proud of that doll. My Great-Granny is holding my cousin- Great Granny Ray lived to be almost 102.

My senior year in high school. **note left hand in pocket. I became engaged and my parents were not happy campers. I'm on the end.

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Anyone else????? Please share any family Christmas pictures.

My DS, age 3, l968

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Last Christmas both DD's and both DGS's and I.

That's me on the Rt. Brother 18 mos younger on left. Circa 1951

wow... that brings back a lot of great memories! love it!

anyone else?

Love the pictures!

I'll try to find some taken by my sister with her family.

Glenda, your doll looks just like the one I got for Christmas in 1942, still have her and her original dress, and bonnet and blanket. Shoes and socks have gotten lost over the years.

I'm not sure just where all the old old pictures are at the moment, so thought I'd share one from 6 years ago. This would have been the last Christmas before my mom passed away. We couldn't manage to move her to take her out any longer (even with multiple people helping) so we took Christmas to her at the Senior Home. This photo is with 3 of my nieces. The girls are close together in age, so we have lots of pictures of all three of them with Grandma over the years. This was Christmas 2004.

These are great,i'll have to look thru my albums and scan some.TFS
Kathi