It felt like a modeling shoot

A while back I was talking to a friend (Merrilee!) and told her I used to ALWAYS wear make-up and had my nails painted RED. I had long gargantuan nails...MINE not fake. Yes, I am a bit different now. LOL! Below are my senior pictures. These are pictures of untouched proofs. The one I got, isn't even in these. It is funny, that even today I see the zit on my cheek. It still pops out at me to say hello.

This seemed like a glamour shot thing or a modeling shoot. It was REALLY fun. They told me to bring something i normally wore and something I didn't normally wear. That bright shirt was my FAVORITE! The leather skirt, well...it was mine, but I didn't like to wear it. The black blouse was something I didn't normally wear (oh really?)

I dug these out because I had been visiting with my friend yesterday and I told her "There is a sexy thing under all this". See...here she is, too bad she is 18!

 

 

 

 
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Sister Snoopy said…
Those are YOUR nails? Yowza! Mine refuse to grow!!!

I'm not even sure where my senior photos are....

A funny, though... While it's been 21 years since I had my senior photos taken *gulp*, I find it absolutely hilarious that my future and current mother-in-law proofed my photos all those years ago since she (still) worked(s) for the studio that did mine!
1:43 PM
Marla said…
That was fun to look at. I can not believe how long your nails were. I have to tell you I think you should bring the red lipstick back. I also saw no zit!
3:21 PM
Robin said…
Ahhh! Shelley! That's what we sould do to your hair! Not as extreme, but you can SO do light hair you should put a bunch of high lights in when you chop it!!! Whatdaya say? That would be ADORABLE!
11:36 AM
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