pretty, happy, funny, real – 25 Aug 2011
August 25th, 2011
pretty: I like playing with the shutter speed when there’s a fountain around. This one is in the main park in Erin and Rocco’s downtown.
happy: Annalie loved this ziplining thing on the playground in the same park. She went on it over and over and over again. There was a similar piece of playground equipment on the playground at our old church in Maryland, and she loved that one too. And she was pleased as punch with herself when she was able to go all the way across the rings on her own.
funny: Silly ice-cream posers. And goofball me, posing on Annalie’s scooter with Elliora on my back.
real: This is what happens when you accidentally fall asleep with wet hair when you’re putting the baby to bed for her afternoon nap.
Pretty, happy, funny, real is about capturing the context of contentment in everyday life. Via girlwithgreencard.
Elliora and the rainball
July 2nd, 2011
I haz a ball!
I shall ignore all the toys and play with the ball.
Hey, did you see? I got a ball!
Rainball, you say!?
Nom nom. Taste the rainball. (Hee!)
What happens if I shake it?
Oh. It got away from me. Ball, where are you going?
I can…almost…reach it…
Grrrrr!
Did you see how it got away from me?
Ball, stop getting away from me!
Hmm. It got away again. Maybe if I yell at it.
Ball! Get over here!
Reeeaaach.
Almost.
Got it. I must become one with the ball.
can you think of a better caption?
April 11th, 2011
Heh. Not really, of course. But doesn’t it look like Elliora is getting ready to catch a mini-Annalie!? This cracked us up when we saw it.
Can anyone out there think of a better, more hilarious caption? There might be a prize in it for you if you come up with a really good one. Maybe some dottery or something crocheted. Wow me, I dare you!
(DISCLAIMER, because I know some of you are looking at this photo and thinking, “Aack!”: No babies were harmed during the taking of this photo. It was safer than it looks. We have a king-size bed, and Elliora was on one corner with me right next to her, while Annalie jumped straight up and landed on the pillow in the opposite corner, about six feet away. Elliora wasn’t even jostled.)


































