Okay, so I was digging around for some old photos of K.T. McFarland the other day, just for kicks. You know, wanted to see what she was like back in the day. It’s always interesting to see how people change over time, right?
First, I hit up the usual spots like Getty Images, thinking they’d have a decent collection. And yeah, they did have some good stuff. I scrolled through a bunch of them, mostly from events and official appearances.
- Started with a basic Google search. You know how it is, just typed in “K.T. McFarland young photos” and browsed through whatever popped up.
- Checked out image archives. Found one that mentioned having like 131 pictures of her. That’s a lot! I clicked through a few pages but didn’t download anything.
- Looked at some of her professional history, ’cause I got curious. Turns out she was on the board of The Jamestown Foundation and some other places. Pretty impressive stuff.
- Then I found some photos from the Council on Foreign Relations. She’s been involved with them for a while, apparently.
- Also, I stumbled upon pictures from when she was with the State Department. Man, she’s been around!
- I saw a few from an event called CPAC 2016. Lots of people were there, all dressed up and stuff.
- Finally, I ended up finding some photos from the East West Institute, from 2019. It was interesting to see her more recently too.
Here’s what I did, step by step:
It was a fun little trip down memory lane, even though I don’t know her personally. Just cool to see all those old photos and get a glimpse of her life and career over the years. Sometimes, you just get curious about these things, you know?
Anyway, that’s my story. Just thought I’d share my little adventure in photo hunting. Maybe I’ll do this with other folks sometime. It’s kinda like being a digital detective or something.
I spent a good few hours doing all this, by the way. Time flies when you’re having fun, right?
