I just found THE coolest thing ever. Here’s reason #253 I’d like to get remarried (to the same person, of course)…
A TRAVELING PHOTO BOOTH
You can rent this photo booth and everyone at your wedding (or party, I guess) can hop in and get as many pictures taken as they want!
And it automatically prints two copies, one for them and the other for…wait for it…your GUESTBOOK!

But wait, there’s more! You get an online gallery of your pics so everyone can view them.
AND 100 postcards of your favorite photo strip to send as thank you cards!
Do you LOVE it?!
I so want to have a Photo Booth party now.
Speaking of photo booths…
“The most comprehensive photo booth resource on the internet.” LOL. But I think they’re right! There’s even an international convention!
A diy photo booth. Because I so have the time for that…
Photo Booth Group on Flickr. I might join this one.
Oh, and one more great link…I’ve got a photo booth picture contest going on right now! Post your photo and you could win a priiiiize!
(man, was this a nice commercial or WHAT?!)
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The back of this picture is covered in black scrapbook paper. But I can read “darling dad” on the back. I love that. I think “darling dad” is my Great-Great-Grandfather. But I’m not sure. 1937 is the date.
I just went onto anscestry.com where I’ve made a HUGE family tree and taken notes and uploaded pictures and spent hours organizing. When I logged in to check on “darling dad”, THERE WAS NO FAMILY TREE. I’m absolutley sick about it. I emailed them and hope I can figure it out. I don’t know if I have all that info on paper anymore–I’ll have to collect it again. Ugh. What happened to it? I’m a complete moron. I apparently have 2 accounts. The first one I never did anything with and must have forgotten about it. How random that I would have signed in with that one!
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(oh, and I’ve got a giveaway and a swap going on now! don’t miss out!)

Not sure who the masculine tall woman is on the left. I’m pretty sure my great-grandmother, Hazel is on the right. 1931.
I just love everything about this picture. The snow, the roof of the house, their coats, their hats and their little “let’s have some fun, don’t we look cute” smiles! Do you just love Hazel’s shoes? Oh man, I’d wear those!
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