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Ottawa, May 25, '63
First and last nudie shot on the Internet.
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Ottawa, March '66
Still blonde, but it won't last.
"You know what Freud said about girls who like horses..." Derek
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Sharon's B'day, Ottawa, October '70
First and last frilly pink dress.
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174" of snow! Ottawa, March 3, '71
That's me in the poopy brown and piss yellow snowsuit.
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Whipsnade Zoo, August '73
The photograph really looks like this. Mummy cropped Claire.
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Guelph, December '83
The year after our mother lost her battle with cancer. Claire and I shot a roll of film to include in our holiday cards. My father suffered his first major heart attack a few days after this photograph was taken and would pass away the following Easter.
"To lose one parent, Mr. Worthing, may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness." - Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest
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Guelph, March '85
The 80s weren't kind. Just look at that hair!
Claire and Leslie were studying in London so Cindy and I decked ourselves out and shot a roll of film to try and convince them, and ourselves, that we weren't missing them too much.
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Houston, September '91
Check out those
caterpillar eyebrows.
I hadn't discovered
tweezers yet.
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New York, April '96
Flea market on Broadway in Soho. I should have bought that hat.
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Austin, March '01
Our blue skies "suite" at the penis motel. We were
entertained by our next door neighbour who first,
lost his rental car and then second, brought home
a hooker and engaged in loud sex to celebrate.
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