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Dateline: November 2003Squanto's and Pilgrim Girl's Age: 2 Years Old
Yes, I am doubly thankful.
Play along with Way Back When-esday! Dive into your digital files and share a picture that submerges you into the Thanksgiving spirit. Be sure and link back to Twinfatuation to share in the web-wide photo album.
Play along with Way Back When-esday! Dive into your digital files and share a picture that submerges you into the Thanksgiving spirit. Be sure and link back to Twinfatuation to share in the web-wide photo album.
One lucky, Random.org determined, holiday-spirited participant in this week's "Way Back" will receive a tenth anniversary edition of Christmas on Jane Street, the true story of Billy Romp, his wife, and three children who for nearly twenty years now have spent the month betwixt Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve in a tiny camper selling Christmas trees on Jane Street in New York City. 
USA Today called the tale "a cross between It's a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol." Many thanks to our friends at HarperCollins Publishers for providing this week's giveaway; now go and find those photos!
22 comments:
That pictures is so cute!
God...I hate typos in comments! That picture is so cute!
What a cute little pilgrim with her indian :)
LOVE IT!!
They are adorable!
I've played along over at my blog. =)
So cute!
We do have some great reasons to be thankful!
what cute little Squanto and Pilgrim hats! my boys would never leave those on...hehe
happy thanksgiving!
what a great photo!!
How cute they are! There hats are the cutest!
Very cute indeed!
Love the nose to nose! Thanks for hosting this Cheryl. I always love seeing these pics of the kids.
Oh yes..and I have way back pics on yesterday's post about my son turning 17 as well..
xo
That picture - adorable! How do you stand it?
Also, thanks for the heads up about that book. I'll have to check it out. I have a few favorite holiday reads - The Christmas Train by David Baldacci, Shepherds Abiding by Jan Karon - and I'm looking forward to checking this one out.
I love those homemade head-dresses! Through the years we've had both the pilgrim and the Indian, but how cute that you got one of each in the same year.
Happy Thanksgiving, Cheryl! :)
oh! That's just awesome. I love that picture :)
Good grief that's adorable!
oh my gosh, that is too cute! i love that shot!
That. is. the. CUTEST! Ahhhhhh!!!!!!!
What a sweet picture!!!
As a teacher, I have a particular fondness for the constrution paper headress and hat combo!
Adorable picture.
Hope you have a great holiday!!! So much to be thankful for :)
awww so cute. Happy Thankgiving to you and your family.
very cute! I love those hats, but just the expressions on their faces! They are adorable! Great picture!
playing along as usual... so I didn't get to your site sooner today!
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