Polly Collins narrates a photo album documenting her life and family over several decades. The photos show Collins as an infant in Montreal, then as a child visiting Mount Royal Park. Another photo shows her family vacationing in New York City when she was 8 years old. Later photos show Collins' niece and daughter at various ages enjoying activities like eating dinner, visiting amusement parks, and celebrating holidays. The album chronicles Collins' family as her children grow up, from infant photos through childhood milestones.

1. Me & My Family
Narrated by Polly Collins

2. “This photo was taken in Montreal, where I was born. I'm less
than 40 days old. It's my first baby pictures at a photo booth,
because my mother couldn't afford a camera yet.”
1st Baby Photos

4. “This photo was taken in Montreal at Mount Royal Park in
the fall. It’s a cold, chilly day and every weekend we would
walk through there and have a beautiful afternoon. I’m 9
years old, my mother’s in the middle and my brother is on
the other side of my mother and he’s 13.”
A Day in The Park

6. “In this picture, it’s the first time on vacation to New York City.
I’m at Rockefeller Center in 1966; I’m 8 years old, and my
brother’s with me, and he is 12 years old.”
NYC Vacation

8. “This picture was taken on July 16th, 1966. It’s my birthday, and
we’re at Rockefeller Center. I just turned 8; my mother’s in the
middle and my brother’s next to her, and he’s 12, and behind
us the statue still the same; the only difference is there was no
restaurant at that time, just some snack tables.”
Birthday in NYC

10. “It’s the summer of 1990; At that time, I owned a red
Corvette. My niece Angela, loved it so much that I had to
go out and buy her own pink Corvette, which she adored
so very much in this photo.”
Pink Corvette

13. “This is my little Dina; she’s about a year and a half old, and
she’s on her high chair eating ravioli. She refused to let me
feed her, and she insisted on eating it by herself with her own
hands, no utensils. And grab her father’s hat while doing it,
but she is really happy.”
Ravioli For Dinner

15. “It’s November 1996; Dina is 1 and 1/2 years old, and it’s the
first time she’s having McDonald’s at the Broadway mall at the
food court, and as you could see the pictures, she’s enjoying
herself very much.”
McDonalds at the Mall

17. “In this photo, we just finished having our Greek Easter dinner.
It’s April 19th, 1998, and I’m telling Dina that I’m going to the
hospital to deliver my son; he’s two weeks late, and he will be
born in a couple of hours.”
Baby on The Way

18. “It’s April 20th, 1998, and 6 hours earlier I had given birth to
my son, Ryan and his father’s in the picture, his aunt Karen in
red and his aunt Kathy on the other side of me.”
Happy Birthday Ryan

21. “It’s the summer of 1998. Dina is 3 years old, and her brother
is a few months old. It’s their first time at the bowling alley in
Myrtle Beach, and Dina’s having a hard time trying to pick
which color ball to use next.”
A Day at the Bowling Alley

22. “It’s the summer of 1998; Ryan is just a few months old and
in Myrtle Beach next to my mother in law’s condo, and we’re
sitting by the edge of the pool, where, cause he was too little
to be put in the water, so I would splash and pour a little bit
on top of him and he would smile.”
Sitting By The Pool

24. “It’s Halloween 1998, and Ryan is 6 months old, just like to sit,
and he’s a very strong baby, so I dressed him as ‘Superbaby’.
And he’s very happy at his aunt Cathy’s home, and then we
had just finished trick or treating with his sister, Dina.”
Ryan’s 1st Halloween

27. “Okay, this photo was taken in Myrtle beach at my mother-in-law’s
condo. It was a beautiful sunny day, and Dina had just finished
swimming. She’s 4 years old and she’s standing by the lake next
to the condo and these four swans came by and I thought it was
a beautiful picture and a beautiful moment to snap.”
A Beautiful Moment

28. “It’s the end of the summer in 1999; Ryan is a little less than
a year and a half years old. He’s walking, and he’s holding
on to the fence by the water at Wantagh Park.”
Walking By The Water