PT: Hubby gets revenge

Project Throwback: April 14, 2013 It is uncommon for the hubby to get pictures of me. Especially pictures I am not aware of. Here is one of those, plus a second from same day (but I was aware of that). That butt is "magically delicious" or at least that is what the PJs are saying. … Continue reading PT: Hubby gets revenge

PT: His First Haircut

Project Throwback: April 12, 2014 The hubby has just received his first haircut I believe from Heather at Ulta. The first public boy haircut. See how excited he is by that! I have always been a little jealous that FTM people have a much faster and easier shift than MTF. Testosterone really is a thing … Continue reading PT: His First Haircut

PT: Groovy 60s before she was mom

Project Throwback: April 10, 1966 I realize I am late, the weekend was dedicated to the hubby! Here we have my mom on April 10, 1965, at the age of 16, according to the picture. Not sure who her friend or dog is, but I can tell you that is my mom because her hair … Continue reading PT: Groovy 60s before she was mom

PT: Sleeping Babies

Project Throwback: Late 1991/early 1992 Selena and myself, 1991/1992 These are two pictures from when I was about 20 years old. I was holding my ex-girlfriend's daughter that she had with another friend (yes, there is drama there along with fatherhood questions, but that is its own sets of writings). I think this was when … Continue reading PT: Sleeping Babies

PT: Family of Loggers

Project Throwback: Summer 1957 (?) One of the logging trucks I couldn't tell you if the year 1957 is correct, but I think it is for this picture of my dad and his Uncle Rush are in the picture. The family owned (maybe still owns?) a logging company up in Oso Washington. My dad was … Continue reading PT: Family of Loggers

PT: Chicken, it’s what is for dinner.

Project Throwback: Summer 1951 (?) Dad and his Grandma Clara cleaning chickens for dinner (1951) Another of my dad's childhood pictures, cleaned up easily enough, did crop out a lot of side image of the side of a building though. I do want to say that it wasn't me that cut off great grandmother Clara's … Continue reading PT: Chicken, it’s what is for dinner.