From left to right: Ganapati, Baby little bro #1, Nataraj, Chivas Regal, maisnon at a young age.
This is from my parents' living room - didn't have to touch a thing.
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6 comments:
Love it!
wow
Shane has a picture JUST LIKE your brother's, only he's not brown and he had a crew cut. Early 80s I presume.
Triliana: Yup, LB1 was born in 1979 - so that's about right. My favorite (of course) is the hand on the football - as if he was about to launch that sucker!
My little sister was born in 1979 and she has the exact same backdrop on her picture. My older sister and I had a red, white and blue flag on ours as if we were spokeschildren for the Republican party.
Dig the Chivas. Wouldn't be Indian if you didn't have the Chivas somewhere in the house.
CHIVAS! What oodles said. :)
My bro has a very similar photograph, complete with football. He seemed poised to become quite the quarterback, until it was discovered that this might include some contact. Do Indian parents ever let their kids play on a football team?
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