Sunday, January 27, 2008

Happy Birthday, Angela Antoinette Crider!

16 comments:

Anonymous said...

Them things are small, but they sure are fun!

Unknown said...

Very sweet. And I love how a bunch of paperbacks made it into the shot.

Unknown said...

Yeah. Judy's the one who was reading Mandingo. Trust me.

Patti said...

Is there a spot in the house where a bunch of books wouldn't serve as background?

Unknown said...

In those days, in that small apartment, no. Now, many years later, you might find a spot in the guest bedroom.

Anonymous said...

Angela was a lovely baby and she's a lovely woman. Tell her her uncle joe says Happy Birthday. Joe

Anonymous said...

Happy birthday to young Ms. Crider! The most amusing off-point fact about that photo is that I have (through inheritance) either the same model or a near-twin of the drab shirt (from Penney's back before JC was in and 's was out). Othewise, what self-respecting apartment wouldn't have book walls, for Angela's teethin delectation only scan months later?

Anonymous said...

The blogs' second-greatest dilemma...those who spell while still asleep. Otherwise, teething (or at least teethin'), scant.

Benjie said...

May the returns be happy and many for Angela.

Anonymous said...

Happy Birthday, Angela!

See you at Jazzfest (?)

Jeff M.

Cap'n Bob said...

Adorable, then and now. I hope she has a fine day and many more to come.

Anonymous said...

Is Judy the one who was reading FIELDING'S FOLLY and THE EXPLORER by Frances Parkinson Keyes?

Cause I'm guessing you were the one reading Cain and Hamilton and MacDonald and (is that TANNER'S TIGER by Lawrence Block?)...

Unknown said...

Judy was a big Keyes fan in those days. And of course those others were mine. That's probably Tanner's Tiger, all right.

Juri said...

There's also a book by Dashiell Hammett. Is it THE CONTINENTAL OP? Do you still have that copy?

And happy birthday, too!

Unknown said...

I still have them all.

Anonymous said...

You know, I hadn't blown the photo up till everyone started quizzing you about the books on the shelves...that's a Great expression on her face.

--TM, who had to quit listening to MonkeyBoy before Congress, and began listening to Noam Chomsky on C-SPAN Book TV online.