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This is one of my favorite family photos. Unfortunately it's only half of my family. The last four were not born yet and obviously my parents are not in the shot. Can you guess which one is me?
I'll give you a hint. I'm NOT the dark one on the left!
2 years ago
18 comments:
Coolest picture! Are you the 2nd from the left?
The one with no shoes?
Im going to guess the girl on the far right.
Very funny Aundrea!
The totally adorable one w/ a toothache? j/k
I love that picture too. I had a pretty awkward childhood. WOW!
Why was Aundrea's comment funny? I'm trying to remember who is older, you or Emily? I think Emily is which would make you the one with no shoes and the toothache. Monique is definitely in the blue dress, then you, then Emily and then Elise. Did I get it right? Jamie would be the one glaring at the camera and then the cutie pie by Monique would be either Tom or Bobby. Not sure. Who is the muchacho on the end?
Oh my gosh I LOVE this picture! So many of you have that strong family gene that even your cute kids have it! I love it!
I would say girl on the far right with white dress and black shoes.
I would say that it goes from left to right kenny, jamie, monique, merilee, emily, elise, then bobby. That is just a guess though, of course.
Great photo! My guess is the girl on the far right.
How long are you going to hold out on us?
You're so obviously the coquettish one chewing her hair, challenging the camera, pretending to be oblivious.
To find the correct answer read
Ducklips,
Aliahagarrity, & then
Megan's comments.
You are the one sitting by Monique. I love that picture and I love that tree. You all look sooo cute!
Are you being sarcastic?
megan.. LOL
i say the girl on the far right.
My head is spinning from all the sibs, and I don't know which one you are, but I must say I love the guy with the mullet on the far right. So hip! And you are all a cute family! :-)
You know, I often think about trying to find Kenny, since I live 2 feet away from the Navajo Nation. Unfortunately, Kenny Yazzie only narrows it down to 1/4 of the male Navajo population. Okay, that's hyperbole, but not by much.
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