8.13.2007
This summer Annie learned how to swing. Weeeeeeeeeeeee.......
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8 comments:
And Daddy learned how to do "UNDERDOGS"
Wow! what an amazing photograph! At first I thought it was a sculpture or tribal mask! After blinking several times and really staring at it, I finally figured out it was your daughter on a swing. Beautiful photo, so cleverly shot. Swinging is just the essence of childhood freedom, thank you for the lovely memories this post evoked....
There is a park outside my office with running track and wading pool and fountains and kiddie playground. I just want to go have fun at the swing looking at this photo.
Truly amazing photograph!
Lovely photo, it brings back memories of summers spent on the swing and more recently watching my own two girls learning. Though the eldest is now "to old" the younger still loves to go to the playground.
That's a great photo! That little one is having a blast. :)
truly a must-do of a childhood. this is what i always cheerfully look back when i try to get in touch with my childhood
:)
Wow! Once again you've captured one of my first childhood experiences! Before you know it, you'll be taking pictures of your child's high school.
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