Friday Funny: My Son --The Log Boy
My son on a nature walk with his father.
November 2011
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My favorite narwhal and skeleton in the world.
"Say Cheese!"
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I swear you have the cutest kids! The Odd Life of Timothy Green! comes to mind!
ReplyDeleteThanks True :)
Deleteha ha ha... his arms appear to be missing but I sure can see his legs :-) Fabulous photo, fabulous fella!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks! My husband and I love him to pieces. He's a great kid.
DeleteCute picture. Before I saw his "legs" I thought he was trying to lift the log.
ReplyDeleteI bet you that is how this picture started. My son is constantly trying to show how strong he is. He probably tried to lift the log and that is when my husband saw an opportunity for a great shot.
DeleteHe looks like a perfect woodland boy. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristin!
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