"Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Writing Well"
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This week’s theme: Hanging
Our planets – hanging by a thread. *grin* This picture was taken at the Air & Space Museum in Washington D.C.
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This week’s theme: What is that?
That’s a very good question. Honestly? I don’t know. MK made this for a social studies project and … I’m guessing it’s something to do with an Indian culture? Anybody have any ideas? If so, please leave a comment!
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The photo contest is a mere 8 days away! Click the banner above for more information and start looking through your pictures!!
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This week’s theme: Support
Support your public transportation system – save gas. This is a picture of the Metro system in Washington D.C. My husband took this picture – isn’t it cool?? I have a slideshow of our Washington D.C. trip, if you’re interested.
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This week’s theme: Pointed
The Washington Monument – you can’t get more pointy than that. 😀 I have a slideshow of our Washington D.C. trip, if you’re interested.
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This week’s theme: Bright
This is MK, he’s about … three here. I was taking pictures of him and he ran to grab his sunglasses because the light was too, “bwight.” 😀
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This week’s theme: Water
GD, circa 1994. Can’t you just see him learning about water?
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This week’s theme: Emotion
This is GD, my oldest son, when he was in the second or third grade. When the kids were in elementary school, and around their birthday, the teacher would ask each student in the class to write what they liked about the birthday child and then the teacher would put all of the pages (complete with illustrations) into the book and present it to the child around his/her birthday. GD is looking at his book and is cracking up over something one of his peers wrote about him. I love his expression, just pure joy and delight.
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