September 2005
Beginner
192 pages
4h 29m
English

Once upon a time your ancestors were younger than you are. They were filled with life and color and energy, and although it was a rare thing to happen back then, they decided to have someone take their photograph. If we’re talking ancestors far enough removed from the present day, it was a big event and your ancestors put on their Sunday–go–to–meeting clothes and their most solemn faces and stood still for a photograph that was, no less than the pyramids, a declaration to future generations: “We were here and this is what we looked like and we mattered.”
Or it might have been a snapshot Mom ...
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