What Generation are you?
A. Baby Boomer (1946-1964)
B. Gen X (1965-1980)
C. Gen Y/Millennial (1981-1996)
D. Gen Z (1997-2012)
State your generation, your year of birth, and, if you wish, include a photo of your choice.
Gen Z. 1966. But I identify best with the Boomers.
What Generation are you?
A. Baby Boomer (1946-1964)
B. Gen X (1965-1980)
C. Gen Y/Millennial (1981-1996)
D. Gen Z (1997-2012)
State your generation, your year of birth, and, if you wish, include a photo of your choice.
Gen Z. 1966. But I identify best with the Boomers.
1972 school photo. Kindegarten
1972 school photo. Kindegarten
April 2016 was the last time i fixed the church bell. Can't do that anymore.
April 2016 was the last time i fixed the church bell. Can't do that anymore.
They Might be Giant Fine Young Cannibals
Gang Of Four Tops
Wet Willie Leg
They Might be Giant Fine Young Cannibals
I was 3!
(1969) "The Cemetery" A greedy nephew murders his uncle and is subsequently driven insane by a seemingly haunted painting of the family cemetery, which keeps changing to depict a freshly dug open grave meant for him.
“Witchfinder General” (aka “The Conqueror Worm”) was on TV … I must have been about 6 or 7. Waaaaay too much.
...this movie came out when I was 8; when I was 10, our family rented it on VHS, along with "Dolemite" & "Petey Wheatstraw", which we sat down to watch as a family.
those were the first movies I saw that weren't on TV.
I was 3!
(1969) "The Cemetery" A greedy nephew murders his uncle and is subsequently driven insane by a seemingly haunted painting of the family cemetery, which keeps changing to depict a freshly dug open grave meant for him.