The Walgreens Photo Booth Story

Once upon a time, in a Walgreens photo booth on Main Street in Salt Lake City . . . a boy and his little sister found themselves on their first BIG adventure together. The boy had taken his little sister on a bus downtown wanting to show her things she had never seen before.

1978

Sometimes the little sister could act a little unfriendly and aloof around other people. But when she was around her silly brother, she couldn't help but smile.

1978

Time went by and the boy and his little sister grew a bit older. The boy's hair suddenly became curly because he thought it was the style. The boy continued to take his little sister on big adventures into the city . . . he loved his little sister.

1979

Soon, the little sister was as silly as her brother. She started a whole new brand of humor that was all founded on the "GACE FACE" . . . something that was only understood by her brother . . . something that embarrassed their mother . . . something that formed a new secret bond between them.

1979

Sometimes the brother was very tan with feathered bangs. . . and quite affectionate with his little sister.

1980

Other times, he reverted back to the curly, pale look . . . but always enjoying the GACE FACES of his little sister, which were becoming bolder and more daring.

1981

Suddenly, it came time for the boy to serve a church mission. His hair became short and the boy and his little sister were sad to stop their adventures.

1982

But a few years later, the boy and his little sister were reunited again. The boy was surprised at how much older she seemed. She was into Michael Jackson and played the cello. He moved away to college and grew a mullet.

1984

Time passed and the boy matured and lost his mullet. The little sister matured and got braces. Neither the boy nor his little sister matured TOO much though . . .

1985

Soon, the boy told his little sister he would be getting married to someone he loved very much. They planned one final big adventure on the bus into the city. They soon found themselves inside the Walgreens photo booth for the last time.  Their hair was very tall.

1986

THE END




3 comments:

  1. Amber Barrus3/8/11 9:01 AM

    Oh my.

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  2. I think it time to bring the feathered-mullet look back!! Nothing says Jerry Van Leuven more than his hair.

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