May 2, 2012
Christina Indri, 1978.

Christina Indri, 1978.

April 20, 2012
Christina and Jessica Indri before 1977 Highland Park High School prom.

Christina and Jessica Indri before 1977 Highland Park High School prom.

July 7, 2011
Christina Indri, photographed by our father Mario Indri, 1970.

Christina Indri, photographed by our father Mario Indri, 1970.

June 8, 2011
Christina and Sarah Indri on the porch, photographed by our father Mario Indri in 1965.

Christina and Sarah Indri on the porch, photographed by our father Mario Indri in 1965.

May 12, 2011

We were thrilled when this tree was knocked down in our yard by a storm. We of course used it as a jungle gym - until it was cut up and carted away.

Storms were entertainment, especially the July thunderstorms that sent water gushing through the gutters like rivers - we would splash through them barefoot, kicking up leaves and jumping over large tree branches that floated like white water rafts towards the storm drains. Blackouts meant candles, and thunder claps were like the call of an angry giant — “It” — in a game of hide and seek, sending us into hysterics, giddily running for cover around our screened in porch.

(Source: marisacrawford.com)

May 11, 2011
Christina Indri in a Rudy Gingerich swimsuit (over white underpants!), 1967.

Christina Indri in a Rudy Gingerich swimsuit (over white underpants!), 1967.

April 7, 2011
Christina Indri, 1972.

Christina Indri, 1972.

April 7, 2011
My beautiful sister Christina Indri, photographed by our father Mario Indri, 1962.

My beautiful sister Christina Indri, photographed by our father Mario Indri, 1962.

April 2, 2011
Nicholas and Christina Indri in 1966, photographed by Paul Morissey.

Nicholas and Christina Indri in 1966, photographed by Paul Morissey.

April 1, 2011
Christina, Jessica, Marisa, and Nicholas Indri, Easter 1964. My father’s mother brought back the gloves and handbags from her yearly winter visit to FL. She had awful taste, though I remember loving them. My mother would never buy matching gloves (white gloves only) and handbags, in fact, she would never buy children handbags - tres gauche!

Christina, Jessica, Marisa, and Nicholas Indri, Easter 1964. My father’s mother brought back the gloves and handbags from her yearly winter visit to FL. She had awful taste, though I remember loving them. My mother would never buy matching gloves (white gloves only) and handbags, in fact, she would never buy children handbags - tres gauche!

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