If you give a child a camera...
She will undoubtedly take some funny pictures. Here are some shots that my 5-1/2-year-old daughter took when I let her use the camera for a few minutes.
This is her Furby. There are no batteries in Furby because she doesn't like it when it talks...too freaky. So there it sits forever silent, which is fine by me!
Me making dinner with little Jacob ready to help. Notice the box on the counter? Remember we're "hoping" to move soon. So my house is a little like purgatory right now.
A close-up of me stirring cream of wheat. Yes, we have breakfast for dinner sometimes. This looks pretty gross actually.
Ahhh! It's a giant Teletubby face, specifically Po and La-La. I got these for $0.50 each at a yard sale. I always said I'd never let my kids watch this junk. Then Jacob came along and I needed a few minutes to myself to think and I saw how entranced he was when watching Teletubbies, and long story short, we're fans here.
Classic shots of both the cats. Jessie and Kala. I'm sure they loved the blinding flashes of light.
This is a close-up of Evie's giant horse. I never noticed how much the nose looks like an upside-down bowling pin before.
This is one scary-looking baby doll. :::Shudder:::
Just in case you needed to see one of those beady-looking eyes up close, here you go. Nice effect Ev!
This is a much cuter doll, isn't it? She pees a lot though, so that's a bummer. I got this from Amazon last year for like $3.50 when they were doing thier Christmas toy deals.
This was a free find at a yard sale. Evie loves dogs and couldn't pass this one up...even though he looks like a killer.
My favorite shot, a picture of the inside of our dryer. Why she felt this was an important image to preserve, I have no idea. But there it is. Obviously this load was not sorted before washed. Towels, colors, and darks all together? Gasp.
I honestly have no idea what this is. Could be a button? An eyeball from a doll? Dunno.
This is her Furby. There are no batteries in Furby because she doesn't like it when it talks...too freaky. So there it sits forever silent, which is fine by me!
Me making dinner with little Jacob ready to help. Notice the box on the counter? Remember we're "hoping" to move soon. So my house is a little like purgatory right now.
A close-up of me stirring cream of wheat. Yes, we have breakfast for dinner sometimes. This looks pretty gross actually.
Ahhh! It's a giant Teletubby face, specifically Po and La-La. I got these for $0.50 each at a yard sale. I always said I'd never let my kids watch this junk. Then Jacob came along and I needed a few minutes to myself to think and I saw how entranced he was when watching Teletubbies, and long story short, we're fans here.
Classic shots of both the cats. Jessie and Kala. I'm sure they loved the blinding flashes of light.
This is a close-up of Evie's giant horse. I never noticed how much the nose looks like an upside-down bowling pin before.
This is one scary-looking baby doll. :::Shudder:::
Just in case you needed to see one of those beady-looking eyes up close, here you go. Nice effect Ev!
This is a much cuter doll, isn't it? She pees a lot though, so that's a bummer. I got this from Amazon last year for like $3.50 when they were doing thier Christmas toy deals.
This was a free find at a yard sale. Evie loves dogs and couldn't pass this one up...even though he looks like a killer.
My favorite shot, a picture of the inside of our dryer. Why she felt this was an important image to preserve, I have no idea. But there it is. Obviously this load was not sorted before washed. Towels, colors, and darks all together? Gasp.
I honestly have no idea what this is. Could be a button? An eyeball from a doll? Dunno.
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