- Oh my god.
(playful music)
- Okay click on my profile picture.
- Oh my god here we go.
- I certainly think it's a funny picture.
- And that's why it's my profile picture.
- So I'm clicking on the first one,
I hit the back arrow.
Ok.
(playful music)
- Oh my god.
(laughs)
- Oh gosh.
(laughs)
- Yes.
(laughs)
- Yeah.
That's my first profile picture.
- It's my freshmen year homecoming.
And it's a picture of me and a guy
who was my best friend at the time.
- I don't know why I'm scowling,
and I don't know why I'm standing on a rooftop.
- It's me,
It's in my brother's bathroom in my parents' house.
- I'm pretty sure he was like,
Hey!
And just like snapped the photo.
- Man it's weird to look through these.
- Yeah this is a picture of me standing next to a dinosaur
while I was biking down the Pacific Coast,
about ten years ago.
One of the best trips of my life.
- This is on my trip to Hawaii with my family.
And I remember I thought it was like
the coolest thing in the world.
- This is us all together hanging out at night.
(laughs)
I don't know what's happening here.
- I was considerably more fit.
- Damn I was so skinny.
- You know what's weird about
looking through your old profile pictures and
your old pictures is realizing how much
as you grow up an adult you get to know yourself.
- It's like a weird encapsulation of me growing up.
- I'm wearing an embarrassing necklace still.
- It kinda makes me feel like an idiot,
because I know when I posted this I was like
"oh this picture is so good."
- I needed friends and guidance.
- Generally on Facebook I think people are
trying to put their best face forward,
or they're trying to portray this sort of persona
that might be marketable.
- It is weird to go through your eras of Facebook photos
and just realize how much you've changed.
- That is now my husband.
So it worked out.
- I don't mind looking at pictures of my past.
Generally it's a good portrait of the journey
from here to there and it's been a good one.