Susannah spurned this clump (it was "bad," said she).
Millie danced around when I asked her to stand still. (However did she attach her leg that way?)
And
I tried again, without the leaves, and managed to fit most of this sweet morsel in the frame.
10.30.2008
Two Minutes Away
One fine morning, we picked sumac berries, an old favorite.
Susannah spurned this clump (it was "bad," said she).
Millie danced around when I asked her to stand still. (However did she attach her leg that way?)
AndSusannah Piper tried to oblige when I wanted a picture of her. It's really not her fault her head is so large. It's my fault. All mine. (*Later edit: And when you start misnaming your children when you type, your brain is fried.)
I tried again, without the leaves, and managed to fit most of this sweet morsel in the frame.
Susannah spurned this clump (it was "bad," said she).Millie danced around when I asked her to stand still. (However did she attach her leg that way?)
And
I tried again, without the leaves, and managed to fit most of this sweet morsel in the frame.
I love how toddlers make pronouncements about things like that seemingly for no reason (I'm referring to how Susannah said that clump was "bad".)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure she had her reasons, but they might not have any weight in a court of law.
ReplyDeleteShe is BEAUTIFUL, and it does seem to me that it was not long ago that we looked at some very similar pictures of Susanna... so don't feel bad.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I guess heads must shrink when the body grows upward.
ReplyDeleteI didn't mean you shouldn't feel bad about her head!!! I meant you shouldn't feel bad about calling her susannah by mistake... ie. it wasn't that long ago that you peered down into that sling and saw Susannah's face looking about the same.
ReplyDeleteHer head will get smaller though, yes.
Wait. You probably knew that's what I meant and were being funny...? Now I'm confusing myself. Ta for now!