This
page will be of absolutely no interest to anyone except those who shared
the experience, and those who share my offbeat sense of humor. But the
old lurking shadow syndrome has remained with me thru the years. Whenever
we were lined up, stood up, set up, (I even have one of me where they tied
me in a chair!) anyway...to get our picture taken, we had to face the sun,
or the ole nemesis, The Shadow would have his way with our snapshot. Upon
reflection today, I think we simply got 2 for 1!!
My
cousin Kenneth Gilley. This was taken in front of Grandma Streetman's house.
You can see just the corner of her porch. "The Shadow" is his Mother, Frances
Lollette, lovingly remembered as Auntie.
This is my brother Roy, (Bubba)
shelling peas
at
Grandma Streetman's house
You can see the bandage on his little arm
where
he was cut from a fall on a fruit jar
Jeanette
Strickland, Mother's lifelong friend.
Taken
in front of Municipal auditorium
in
Shreveport, where my cousin Lois and I met Elvis Presley.
The
shadow is of course, My Mother, Doris Streetman Dea
Donnis,
Charlene,(neighbor kid), Deborah. & Payton. Taken in Shreveport
in 1956. "Shadow" is my brother, Bubba.
Donnis
taken On Wilkinson Street
Cool
car huh!? The shadow is my
Mother.
My
cousin Kenneth Gilley. This was taken in front of Grandma Streetman's house.
You can see just the corner of her porch. "The Shadow" is his Mother, Frances
Lollette, lovingly remembered as Auntie.
