It’s the weekend, so what better thing to do than to procrastinate using fun online apps? There were two that I have been eager to try - Yearbook Yourself (discovered via TechCrunch) and Mosaic Maker from Big Huge Labs (discovered via Non Society).

What can I say? These apps are fun. With Yearbook Yourself, you can upload a recent photo, and use it to find out what you might have looked like if you graduated in the years 1950 through 2000. Some of the images of me are frighteningly close to home. And I kinda wish that 1966 would come back because it turns out that I look groovy with a giant ball of hair on my head (second row from the top, fourth picture). I took the images created from Yearbook Yourself and uploaded them to Mosaic Maker to come up with this great grid of images.

Both tools are fun. And if you Yearbook Yourself, please do share.

Tags: Mosaic Maker, TechCrunch, weekend, Yearbook Yourself

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