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Tuesday, December 20, 2005
The agony of the feet
This is what happens when you coop kids up in booster seats for too long.
(Draped over Noah's shoulder is his beloved blanket. It goes everywhere with him, and brings him comfort when the world spins a little too quickly for a five-year-old. Looking at this picture makes me wish I had a blanket, too.)
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That is a great picture! I love those tiny feet. My daughter also loves to take her shoes off in the car.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! I love little people toes. They just look so soft and kissable. I have tons of pics of my kids feet. Sounds rather weird now that I think about it...
ReplyDeleteLike LINUS!!
ReplyDeleteObviously this picture was taken during the summer. I'd imagine if those feet were exposed during one of those London, ON winters, they'd be a nice hue of blue.
ReplyDeletefeet! though i hate adult feet, kid feet are fabulous. teeney tiney toes - and they haven't seen enough frat house carpet to develop chronic athletes foot or weird wart things. (THIS IS NOT ME, I SWEAR. I HAVE NORMAL GIRL FEET.)
ReplyDeleteand i, too, had a blanket that i took EVERYWHERE with me. I stopped carting it around at age 7 but slept with it until i was ten... this doesn't make me a sad person though. JUST LOYAL.
Isn't it too cold up there to be barefoot - even in the car?
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie he is!
He looks almost exactly like you.
ReplyDeleteOh I love that! :)
ReplyDeleteAh, cuteness. Smart kid. Shoes are evil. I still love to be barefoot except I have noticed that my feet aren't as tough as they were when I was a child. Walking on hot pavement now is agony.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I ever had a blanket but I have to sleep with a stuffed animal. Otherwise I have nightmares. I even have a stuffed cat over at my friend's house for when we have weekend scrapbooking sessions.
Awwww...
ReplyDeleteAnd I HATE feet. So this is a VERY big deal for me to think that's cute.
Heh.
Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Don't you think it would be great to be five again...:o)
ReplyDeleteHey, you didn't happen to know former NHLer Donald Audette growing up in Laval, did you? I don't know how small a town it is.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! He looks so comfy too. Makes me want to crawl bac under the covers.
ReplyDeleteCarmi-
ReplyDeleteYou are such a generous blogger! I always enjoy your thoughtful stories and intriguing photos. And you leave the best comments!
Best to you this holiday season!
How completely adorable. Kids' feet are so cute. What happens when we grow up? :-P
ReplyDeleteHere from Michele's...
such sweet toes... You know, I wonder. At what point to adorable sweet little children feet turn into icky grown up feet? Grown up feet are NOT cute.
ReplyDeleteFew people are aware that Scott Carpenter kicked off his boots during his Mercury 7 trip. Houston has photos similar to yours of Noah. Hoston was not amused.~,:^)
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