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Showing posts with label children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children. Show all posts

Saturday, October 25, 2014

super heroes and heroines

Tonight there was a Halloween party at my great-nephew's school, St. Patricks.  He went as Batman, and his mama went as Bat Girl.  A beautiful pairing.  The music was loud, and the kids danced, and were loud... I am definitely feeling my age!  (click on any pic to see the series larger)

Batman and BatGirl


some grown-ups got in on the action, too


a dance with mommy



little friends

Sunday, November 11, 2012

181/365 children

Children are amazing little creatures.  Sponges that pick up everything.  I laugh when I hear Logan using an expression like "Oh, man!" and so many other things he says that he picks up along the way.  That's why you've got to be careful what you say around children, because every moment is a learning moment for them.  Children have always taken well to me.  I think it is my ability to meet them eye to eye.  Being loved by a child is an amazing feeling.  Logan loves me, and is always happy to see me, giving me a hug and a kiss.  Precious.

Saturday, December 6, 2008

brothers and sisters

I was in a grocery store with my sister one day. Two fairly young kids, probably brothers, were minding the counter... maybe 10 and 14. Me and sis are talking and laughing, and being our exchangable selves, when we hear the question we hear, without fail, every time we are out together... Sisters?
And without missing a beat, we both say "No, we're brothers." (which we've never said before). The young one looked troubled, so we assured him Yes, sisters! He studied our faces.... "who's bigger?" he asked. How cute I thought... not older, but bigger, just like a kid thinks. :-) He looked shocked to hear that my sister was the bigger one, and six years older. He stared at my hair, as if he didn't understand. I said "Grey hair doesn't always mean you're older." And it seemed as if the kid took it all in, and learned something that day. He also got a little briefing on the art of hair dying, as my sister noted her gray roots and said "See... we're the same."

It was a darling encounter. "Who's bigger?"


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Today I finished covering (with clay) the rest of the switch plates... so I have a dozen done. They came out pretty nice. Will try to get some pics of them before putting them in the boutique.