http://joys.net/151/awkward-family-photos/ Bringing Joys and Happiness Fri, 13 Mar 2020 09:48:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.2 http://joys.net/151/awkward-family-photos/#comment-158 Theresa M. Studer "Terra57" Tue, 11 Dec 2012 22:30:14 +0000 http://joys.net/151/awkward-family-photos/#comment-158 What A Hoot! As you start reading the introduction to this book you’ll find yourself chuckling but as you get futher into it you will be laughing out loud to strange looks from your dear hubby or dear children or for that matter anyone within hearing distance. Some of the pictures are just above and beyond hysterical and the captions with them are perfect. I can actually picture myself in some of the circumstances with which the photos had been taken. I’m sure if I went digging through my family photo albums I would find some hilarious moments trapped in motion that will never be forgotten. Oh and I’m sure there will be a few that I wish would be forgotten but good gosh if you can’t have a sense of humor and laugh then you’re missing out on a major joy in life. This book will give you joy, laughter and a number of looks from those you love or are near to gain there interest. The one thing I suggest is that you have a box of tissues to wipe those tears of laughter and make sure there is a bathroom nearby as you might just piddle by accident. Enjoy.

]]> http://joys.net/151/awkward-family-photos/#comment-157 Jana Taylor Tue, 11 Dec 2012 22:08:07 +0000 http://joys.net/151/awkward-family-photos/#comment-157 A humorous light-hearted look at our worst family pictures I love the website and I had known about that before knowing there was a companion book. So when I saw there was a book too I knew I’d enjoy it.The book takes all the old family photos you remember and displays them with funny and sometimes very apt comments. A very delightful read, and it may bring to mind some of your own less fantastic family portraits. I especially love the ones from teh 1970′s. That seems to be the funniest decade to me, and I have some doosies from back then too.Over and above the photos there are humorous anticdoes people have sent in about the funny moments that happened in their families, many I think we can all identify with. The dad who makes an awkward joke, the aunt who always says exactly what is on her mind, or the cheap grandparents who regift presents.I would recommend this book to anyone. The humor is pretty universal and you won’t find much offensive. Just poking fun at family photos and our family quirks.

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