Hi everyone. This is my first time creating (or even using) a blog so bare with me.I grew up in Rosedale, Queens - sometimes refered to as "Laurelton" or even "Springfield Gardens". That was a long time ago. I lived there from 1961 - 1970. I was 8 years old when we moved into our new house at 145-75 224th Street. That's me on the far left. We moved away just before my senior year of high school.
During that time, there were many friends and neighbors that my sister Carla and I have played with, stayed with, laughed with, cried with and grew up with. If you don't remember the people in the picture above, they are: (from left to right - back row: Nadine Pavloff, Sandy from Brooklyn, Margaret Eichel & Carla Pavloff -- front row: Lisa Nierenberg, Joey Nierenberg & Linda Teich). Where are you all now??
Carla and I have been searching for a couple of months now and have made some progress locating old friends and neighbors. But there are others we have not had luck locating yet so I thought I'd start this blog and have people read it, post comments to it, enjoy it and pass it around.
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Who are we now? PICTURES, PICTURES, PICTURES...
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This area is for pictures of everyone both growing up and grown up -friends and family. Please share. Just email your pictures to me and I will happily post them with your comment.
Here is a picture of my husband, Stewart and me taken this summer (2007) near our home in Plymouth, MA.
This is my sister Carla and me. It was taken a couple of years ago.
These are Carla's girls about 3 years ago. Heather (left) and Emmie (right).
And this is my girl:
Some old pictures...
From 1963... Me (left) and Robin (right). ;-)
PS 52 Queens - Graduating Class of 1965
Remember those Woolworth picture booths? See if you know who these people are:
Gotta love that white lipstick --->
And here's a picture of me (Nadine) circa 1969. Those were the days of "love beads", Mickey Mouse watches and hair ironing. ;-)
