A man's life

[SoCalDem]

Stumbled upon a site that chronicles a man's life from 1931 to 2003 in pictures.. It's something I wish I had done when my kids were young.. I always planned to take a photo every year and put them in order..never did it..

I lost the link, but ther's a family in Brazil (Ithink it's Brazil) that has done this every year as a family.. It's something else to see their kids as babies, and now with their own kids in the same style photo.

enjoy..
click the link to see the rest...
http://www.workingpsychology.com/ger-folder/ger-photo-gallery.html

and

http://www.workingpsychology.com/ger-folder/ger-map.html

and

http://www.workingpsychology.com/ger-folder/ger-life-timeline.html


starts in 1931

[fizzgig]

1. beautiful

thanks for sharing!

[hfojvt]

2. this one, however

is in Iowa. Osceola is south of Des Moines. I had forgotten that until I saw Marshaltown, Iowa on one photo.
I told my brother he should do this with a cam-corder, about ten seconds each year, or more often for younger ages. That would be a cool little movie.

[SoCalDem]

3. At the end of his life he probably only lived a few miles from me.

Lake perris is about 15 minutes from my house:)

He led a brilliant life:)

[fizzgig]

4. i've thought about a similar project

if i ever have children, i would start from the day i found out i was pregnant

i would take a picture a week through pregnancy

a picture a month through the first year

and a picture+ a year after that

[SoCalDem]

6. He seems to have lived all over, and survived quite a bit.

the only part of this memoriam I could not figure out, was the last of mentioning any children. I know he had kids, but I never even found a mention of a birth or a name. i guess the kids wanted privacy. His wife is still alive and apparently is on the chamber of commerce at Loma Linda

[Robeson]

5. What a great idea....

...and what an interesting story. Thanks for posting.