@Ravindra B wrote:
@Virginia F wrote:C'mon people ... let's see your photo ... I don't want to be the only one!
Is that really your photo, Virginia?
Of course it's my photo. It never occured to me you'd think otherwise. Here's the photo where it lives under a magnet on my embarrassingly messy-magneted refridgerator.
When I saw the photo you posted, I was reminded of this photo because it's a favorite. Yes, Ravindra, I was once young and my now-white hair black - as I said, those were the days.
Note the photo of the cool renticular cloud that looked like a flying saucer ... it hovered over Grand Lake (where I lived at the time) all day long without moving.
Let me know if you want any info about the two okras under the VW magnet. 
Definitely not as good or as on-point as Virginia's photo... But it's as close to "hippie" as farm kids get. (The sorority T-shirt wasn't mine.)
@Janean L wrote:Definitely not as good or as on-point as Virginia's photo... But it's as close to "hippie" as farm kids get. (The sorority T-shirt wasn't mine.)
The secrets are tumbling out now!
You were a rad too, Janean?
You were a rad too, Janean?
Nope... I just played one in college...
@Janean L wrote:Definitely not as good or as on-point as Virginia's photo... But it's as close to "hippie" as farm kids get. (The sorority T-shirt wasn't mine.)
Janean, unless that cow had a name, I'm guessing you weren't one of those d__m hippy vegetarians!
Janean, unless that cow had a name, I'm guessing you weren't one of those d__m hippy vegetarians!
Actually, all of our cows (steers, to be technical) had names. And that is why I no longer eat meat. I always knew the name of whatever was in the freezer. Unsettling...
@Virginia:
“Yes, Ravindra, I was once young and my now-white hair black - as I said, those were the days.”
Oh, come on, Virginia. That isn’t what I meant. 
I wasn’t sure if that was just a random picture from the hippie era.
Gosh, I see the resemblance now!
And hey, white hair or not, you are still a great looker! 
BTW, tell me more about the okras.
ETA:
I wish I had my old photos.
Lost most of my prized possessions (photos, trophies, etc.) in a termite attack when I was in the US … but that is another story.
I regret having been so careless about my photographs.
Thank god, my daughter now has the few photos that didn’t get lost.
