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Unfortunately, this is the best picture I have of mom.

Betty Crawford
Mother
Theme song: "Solidify," Sheryl Crow

Well, she's my mother. She put up with all my crap in the beginning. Still putting up with it. I don't really know her on a personal level.

My little sister... pretty much what you'd expect.

Denice Crawford
Little Sister
Theme song: "Barbie Girl," Aqua

Smarter than the average twelve-year old but otherwise more or less normal (ugh). Shows possibility of promise.

Everyone keeps telling be how much she looks like me. I personaly think she's too cute. It doesn't make sense.

Laurel Crawford [webpage]
Daughter
Theme song: "Don't Worry About The Government," Talking Heads

She's a baby. Unusually high interest in upholstery. Likes to make loud noises repeatedly. Too cute to be one of my relatives.

Typical of pictures she does of herself. All possible measures have been taken to obscure her.

Melissa Gutiérrez Crawford [webpage]
Ex (all but legally)
Theme song: "Contagious," The Isley Brothers

Still a total grey area, punctuated. Hills and valleys, hills and valleys...

AKA Bob, Uncle Bob, Capt. Bob, etc... This photo shows him in off-season.

Robert L. Crawford
Father
Theme song: "Road To Moscow," Al Stewart

Decorated ex-Green Beret. I inherited his love for explosions, as well as his unique mix of chemical imbalances. A stark raving lunatic.

Bill: The good son.

Bill Harmon [webpage]
Uncle
Theme song: "La De Da," Afternights

City planner in San Jose. Into photography, graphic art and geography. Yet another family member I wish I knew better.

The tattoo is an angel in leather thigh highs and corset with a whip. What can I say?

John Harmon [webpage]
Uncle
Theme song: "Take it Easy," The Eagles

Tattooed and pierced. Aspired, at one point, to open a truck stop named J-Dub's Roadhouse and serve extra-greasy food.


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