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Macro Mondays is a weekly theme-based challenge group. This weeks mission? Sound. The subject had to be a man-made item that creates sound. I chose a child's whistle.
While I was shooting, I kept thinking about the poor parents who would have to listen to the horrid sound that these whistles produce! lol Measurement of the subject is 3/4" width and 3/4"length.
Happy Macro Monday! HMM!
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Today Jonah celebrated his birthday with his friends. We went to 'de Ontdekplek'. What a perfect place for a children's party that is!!! Kids can build all sorts of things, and are instructed by volunteers.
This Caleidoscope is amazing, you can look at lots of twin(multi)brothers around you.
Canon AE-1 Program, 70-150mm Canon Zoom Lens FD, Kodak Professional BW 400 CN.
Children play on a trampoline at my niece's birthday party.
Tallinn, June 2014.
The Children’s Party Book, by Marion Jane Parker; recipes by Helen Harrington Downing, and illustrations by Frances Tipton Hunter. Published 1923 by Rogers & Company, Inc. “Here you will find party games for every holiday and birthdays as well……A party is never complete without a dainty lunch.”
my grandson was at a children's party in the hands of a make-up artist working professionally for the theater
From Better Homes and Gardens, December 1969. Accompanied an article about Christmas themed children's parties.
Candy Land was always my favorite game to play as a little girl, and I can remember thinking how much I'd love to actually be able to walk into such a tasty world. Full of fun colors and sweet treats, this timeless board game translates into a terrific party theme for a truly imaginative birthday.
Send a fun colored invitation featuring candy illustrations -- FineStationery
Wrap balloons or paper lanterns in cellophane to look like hard candy and hang them from the ceiling as decor -- Hostess with the Mostess
Adorn the birthday cake with plenty of sweets including these swirly suckers -- Butterfly Cakes
Paint the different segments of your sidewalk with temporary paint to mimic the look of the game board -- Brand Flakes for Breakfast
Place a lovely lollipop with nametag at each plate as an edible place card -- The Celebration Shoppe
Arrange a vibrant candy buffet in a variety of colors, shapes and tastes -- Hostess with the Mostess
Give each party guest a candy necklace upon arrival -- Amazon
Photos from our daughter's first birthday. As blogged about on Aesthetic Outburst (post date: 10.17.10).
We have been to Clonbrock many times before (there are now 20+ images clustered around the estate on the location map). However, we perhaps have not seen such a large group of non-Dillons before. With thanks to Sharon and Niall, it seems likely this image is one of a series dated 1904 and labelled "school treat". As DannyM8 and guliolopez point out, it also seems the photographer captured their own (probably her own) shadow in the foreground. Thanks also to O Mac for inputs on location and La Belle Province for the usual fashion insights :)
Photographers: Dillon Family
Collection: Clonbrock photographic Collection
Contributors: Luke Gerald Dillon, Augusta Caroline Dillon
Date: c. 1904 (catalogued as 1860 - 1930)
NLI Ref: CLON1661
You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie
After posting our reader request inspiration board for a coral and brown anniversary party, we received a new inspiration board request from For Your Inspiration:
"I wanted to ask your advice on a birthday party I'm planning for my daughter's 2nd birthday...the party theme is Sesame Street, but I don't want it to be saturated with Elmo, Big Bird and Cookie Monster. I want it to be classy and personal, not cartoon-y and commercial. Is that possible?"
I do believe that you can host a classy birthday party for your daughter without crossing the line into commercialization. Just use a few character touches here and there and keep the rest of the party simple and sweet. Here is an inspriation board built around Sesame Street's Cookie Monster.
Invitation & recipe card -- FineStationery
Tissue Paper Poms -- Martha Stewart
Personalized cookies (use daughter's first initial) -- Rolling Pin Productions
Cake -- Country Living
Sit these plush cookie monsters on each child's chair -- Boyd's Bears
Serve plenty of Chocolate chip cookies -- Saks Fifth Avenue Gourmet
Serve the parents these oreo and irish creme cocktails -- Jessie from The Hungry Mouse
The Children’s Party Book, by Marion Jane Parker; recipes by Helen Harrington Downing, and illustrations by Frances Tipton Hunter. Published 1923 by Rogers & Company, Inc. “Here you will find party games for every holiday and birthdays as well……A party is never complete without a dainty lunch.”
Little CODA girlfriends are sharing to learn the American Sign Language. What are they saying:
candy?
cool?
apple?
gum?
My son had a birthday party today at a local soft play centre. After the first hour and a half of screaming I grew a little restless, and went in search of some colour medicine.
May I join you in the doghouse, Rover?
I wish to retire till the party's over.
Since three o'clock I've done my best
To entertain each tiny guest.
My conscience now I've left behind me,
And if they want me, let them find me.
I blew their bubbles, I sailed their boats,
I kept them from each other's throats.
I told them tales of magic lands,
I took them out to wash their hands.
I sorted their rubbers and tied their laces,
I wiped their noses and dried their faces.
Of similarities there's lots
Twixt tiny tots and Hottentots.
I've earned repose to heal the ravages
Of these angelic-looking savages.
Oh, progeny playing by itself
Is a lonely little elf,
But progeny in roistering batches
Would drive Saint Francis from here to Natchez.
Shunned are the games a parent proposes,
They prefer to squirt each other with hoses,
Their playmates are their natural foemen
And they like to poke each other's abdomen.
Their joy needs another woe's to cushion it,
Say a puddle, and someone littler to push in it.
They observe with glee the ballistic results
Of ice cream with spoons for catapults,
And inform the assembly with tears and glares
That everyone's presents are better than theirs.
Oh, little women and little men,
Someday I hope to love you again,
But not till after the party's over,
So give me the key to the doghouse, Rover
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Made especially for an Alice lover - having a Mad Hatter's tea party for her 2nd birthday! No very merry unbirthday here :)
Photos from our daughter's first birthday. As blogged about on Aesthetic Outburst (post date: 10.17.10).