More Sunday Rounds

Suburban Chicago, October 1962. Dad catches Mom again before she heads out to the hospitals.

Sunday Paper: New-Year Edition

Suburban Chicago, January 1962. Mom's in the Master Bedroom.

Sneezy

Melrose Park, Illinois, August 1962. Keep your hands away from your face after you pet the pony.

We're getting acquainted.

Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin July 1962. I consider a fellow vacationer.

Off to Work

Suburban Chicago, May 1962. Mom's about to head out for the office.

General Manners: Feign Delight

Suburban Chicago, July 1962. There's a box from Madigan's, so it looks like someone brought a gift of clothing to my birthday party.

Summer Sweater

Penza, Russian Soviet Socialist Republic, Summer 1962. My paternal Grandmother Tatjana's younger sister, Natasha, wrote, "On our little terrace."

Grand Finale

Chicago, Illinois, Spring 1962. Fortunately, there's not a clown in sight.

Happy Father's Day

Suburban Chicago, February 1962. I return to a favorite.

Trapeze Reunion

Chicago, Illinois, Spring 1962. Here's one of the things I like least about circuses.

Before the Hike

Copper Falls State Park, Mellen, Wisconsin, July 1962. Mom and Dad are about to head out.

Grab a Book: Bug-Spray Edition

Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, July 1962. Keep it handy.

Mother's Day

Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, July 1962. I hope you have a happy one.

Flight over Flambeau

Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, July 1962. Dad captures an image from my first airplane ride.

Related by Marriage: Bleary

Suburban Chicago, January 2, 1962. Mr. Irene has had a too much "50/50" at his party.

Seated are Mr. Irene's maternal Grandmother Anna, his Grandfather Stanley, and his Godfather Anthony.

Forest-Floor Reunion

Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, July 1962. We're moving forward.

Bruised

Suburban Chicago, June 1962. Here's another view of my face after I took the fall on the driveway.

Thoughts of Spring

Suburban Chicago, June 1962. When I see this photo, I recall the scent of Chanel No. 5.

Ready for Errands

Suburban Chicago, January 1962. Ha! I see the Betty Crocker Picture Cookbook on the shelf.

The Bay Window, from the Outside

Suburban Chicago, June 1962. The bay window stirs up many memories.

My paternal Grandmother, Tatjana, was 65 years old in 1962.