What She Sees – The Market


I can’t remember having access to a camera when I was a kid. I imagine that film was too expensive, developing, etc.. You couldn’t have kids just wandering around taking pictures of the pavement and their stuffed animals. So it is remarkable to be able to give the kids the digital camera or iPod and let them take pictures of whatever they see. C. took these last weekend at the Farmer’s Market. I love them, because they are what she sees.
Take a look at the rest of her set here.

30 Days of Gratitude – Day 13


When my brother and I were kids, I can remember painting these plastic, Charlie Brown Christmas ornaments with him. My mother still has them. When you look at the ornaments together, mine and his, you can see our age difference of 2 1/2 years. I can remember not wanting him to be upset that his painting was not as neat as mine. We did so many things like that together as kids. We laugh at the difference in those ornaments every Christmas.
I took this picture of C and E painting ornaments. It reminded me of painting those Charlie Brown ornaments with my brother. The concentration, the Christmas excitement, the kid times you remember later.