Hey!  re: Beth looking like you - The photo of you and your sisters with the things your grandmother made for you - I thought that WAS Beth.  The resemblance is that you have the same nose, mouth and chin.

My grandmother told me that I looked like her mother from the nose down!  Nose, mouth and chin - but that my eyes were more like my father's. 

Hi, Renee.....I thought maybe they locked you in the store or something. It's been a while :giggle: If you saw Beth and Steve next to each other, you would definitely think she has his nose. But the eyes and mouth are mine, I guess.

Laura & Christy, I have one sister, Laurie, who when she was a little girl, looked just like an Indian princess. Especially in the picture of her with pigtails. Laurie and Tammy both tan extremely easily and I don't. I tan a little, but the only way you can tell it is to see the places that don't tan. I had freckles, too, when I was in elementary school....along with the red hair. Not fire engine red, just strawberry blonde.

Both Brandon and Beth got Steve's ability to tan. He has very reddish skin that tans very well. I suspect quite a bit of Indian heritage in him, but he was adopted, so we'll never know without DNA testing. Brandon's arms and neck get very dark every summer because he is in the sun a lot. I'm thankful he tans like that, because burning all the time is quite painful.

I wish I still had those magnetic thingies I was playing with in that picture. Those were awesome.

:heartbeat:That video is cool... I would like to do one on my and MY Bethany... when you overlap the pics, it looks like twins!

Have a great day!

Hugs!

American Indian Heritage???

Wow!

Didn't know that, but I can see it when you say it...

BTW, the video morph was interesting! You both are simliar!

I didn't see nothing negative after the clip was done; glad for that though, really

Hi, Jimmy.....I'm glad you didn't see the videos at the end. I think I finally got rid of them.

Yes, we actually have quite a bit of American Indian heritage in our family. Genealogy is my thing, and far more people have Indian heritage than most people know. Many don't have any idea it's there. And since in years past, it was not good to have Indian heritage, it was hidden, making it even less likely that people will know about it now. Rights were taken away from Native Americans much the same as from blacks. In fact, in Virginia many years ago, laws were passed that classified Indians as black, in order to rid Virginia records of Indians. That's how much they were hated.

We have Cherokee and Creek, that I know of. But Steve was adopted, and he comes from a group of people who were quite a bit Indian. So we will only know his exact heritage if we do DNA testing. But that's about $300, so I don't think we'll be doing that any time soon. :laugh:

That picture of you and your daughter is amazing!  How did she "morph" the two together like that.....that is really neat!

Have you still been getting the global footprints?  When I read your post, I checked on mine and didn't experience the same thing you did.  Hmmmmm......