Toddlers
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Canon EOS 6D - f/8.0 - 1/100 sec - 100mm - ISO 6400
- part of a small wooden jigsaw puzzle (toddler age)
- total width of the 4 pieces 6.4 cm
We visited the Oregon coast for a week, and were joined by our nephew, niece-in-law and grandnephew. Spent a delightful time with them, including the little one. At one point, he disappeared into our bedroom, and I came in to find that he'd climbed into the kennel with Aria. She is so loving that she just allowed his invasion of her private space.
This photo made me sad. The baby looks unhappy, and I don't like to see unhappy babies. But the dealer told me it is rare to see a photo of a black Cuban child from this era (he himself is black) and he insisted I take it for my collection.
Jace picked me a flower yesterday, awwwwwwwwwwww, right? He's so sweet. Don't you love this obvious toddler picked flower, only half of it survived the pickin', hahaha. I had to document my first flower from my little boy...I hope there will be many more to come :)
Happy Earth Day, everyone!
It is wonderful seeing toddlers in the street. How small they are! And what set of priorities do they introduce? How will they shape the future? And, yes, life will go on. Leica M Mono, Voigtlander CS 2.2/50.
As opposed to Hell's Angel
so sweet and a terror at the same time..
Yesterday he and his buddy C climbed into closet pulled out a massage kit gift set and opened it all up and spilled half a bottle of massage oil and were playing cars with all the massage attachments...
Fun times
Happy Sunday Flickr
2yr 7month old.
Big for his age, bright as can be. Full of energy (a bit overboard according to his sleep deprived parents).
There is the occasional Oedipus anti-papa, but hearing 'I missed you' from him melts me on the spot...
Coin operated Hello Kitty ride for the way younger set. Designed to give two and three year old kids a fun ride. For the Smile on Saturday challenge: Meet Cute. Lobby of a Chinese restaurant in Orem, Utah
Existing light, high-key, informal portrait of a toddler in a shopping cart shot on film (1984) in parking lot in Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Actually I think before we grew into "reasoning beings", (the thing that makes us unique), we only craved need. As infants without reasoning abilities, hard to know if we felt love or just need. Closeness or love instinctively means safety, and that was all we "needed" before reason made us self-conscious, aware, or the word bandied around lately, we became "woke".
I think we are more than chunks of meat with firing neurons, the ability to "reason" about our place in the universe makes each of us special among all life forms. Our uniqueness gives me reason to suspect none of this is just a random quirk of nature. Was there nothingness before awareness, and will there be nothingness after? I don't think so, otherwise what's the point? Too many things have had to happen over time beyond our comprehension to be just luck or chance. We are part of something special. The natural man is a beast, cruel beyond anything else in nature. We have thousands of years of history to look back on to see the truth of that. Right now the world of man (and woman of course) is at a time of peace and prosperity never know before. We're at a precipice, do we continue to lift humanity to even greater heights, or revert to our bloody, enslaved past? Did God roll the dice on mankind, and was everything for nothing. We have free agency and reason, are we up to the task?
What a ramble, sorry for getting carried away. Just wanted to post a picture. ;>)
Merry Christmas From The Ludlow Reindeer Children
Annalise, Teresa, Izzy, James and Michaela
♥ Meghan Trainor - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
BACKDROP -Zooby Christmas - rez your own poses Made by Izzy Ludlow
Pattern: Made by Rae toddler backpack
Fabric: Echino Cars
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