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Me in 1960

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Anonymous said…
Susan - You were HOT! My dad totally would have asked you out!

nikki
carey said…
you look like my mom.

how did you do this?
Susan said…
Gee-

Nik - tell Vern thanks - we would have made an awesome doubles team for tennis :-)

Carey - I look like my mom too. That's why I did 1960 cause I wanted to see what I would look like in her class - she actually graduated in '59.

I did this on yearbookyourself,com when I went out there to copy the link to the blog it says it won't be back until Summer '09, which I am bummed about cause I wanted to do a '70s look.
Karen said…
You were hot!! Did you show Dan?
Susan said…
Yeah, showed Dan.

Comment:

You look like your mom...

with glasses.
Chris said…
Dan...such a romantic. That really is a great pic of you!

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