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Monday, August 24, 2009

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Deerfield Beach, FL, January 2007


That's our youngest munchkin, Noah, tearing headlong toward the surf at the only speed he knows. I was trying to get an artsy beach umbrella perspective, and ended up, somewhat accidentally, with his sweet little form in the corner. Even when he's rendered in a tiny scale, he manages to delight anyone who sees him.

(What the hell am I talking about? Head over here for the Thematic Photographic summer extravaganza. Don't delay...fall's coming.)

Your turn: Please come up with a snappy caption for this shot. New to Caption This? Follow this yellow brick link for more info on how this insanity works.

About our last photo of my father-in-law's instrument panel: It's slowly turning into one of my favorite recent pics. There's an order to it that appeals to me. And it reminds me of how much fun I have with my family when we're running errands and doing the everyday things that everyday families do. So without further ado, our latest honorable menschens are:
  • Dana: "Idling away."
  • Melissa: "En-gauge-ing."
  • Robin: "Yes, we're there yet."
SPwriter, aka Steve Parolini, takes it with "Going nowhere fast." He's long been a supporter of Caption This. More importantly, he's an editor who's always been a supporter of anyone who has a literary question. His advice and guidance are legendary. And appreciated. Click here to learn more about him.

16 comments:

  1. "Not your average beach blanket baby"

    cute pic!

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  2. Umbrella tell'a

    Nice capture. I love seeing kids on the beach, they often have their time of the life there, so enthusiastic!

    Thx for stopping by leaving d nice comment :-)

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  3. ... mmm...

    "A Beach in Lilliput"?
    "Epcot Umbrella"?

    I got nothin'.

    (Except this: Thematic Photographic 63: "Summer" - v.6.0 "How To Fish")

    Kids and puppies often seem to have two speeds: Wide Open, and Fast Asleep. My oldest was like this when he was that age too. His kid brother not quite so much. It's a marvel to behold... and remember.

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  4. Great photo. I would caption this:

    Hot Time In The Summertime

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  5. Thanks, Carmi! Caption This is just the thing to jump start the creative juices. And OF COURSE Steve is the winnah--you chose my favorite one!

    For now, all I've got is "Shady Proposition" :). I'll be back w/more if I know me...!

    :)

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  6. Oh I LIKE Robin's entry. Very cool... of course, it would be... being "shady" and all.

    Once more from the cheap seats, I close out the week with one of my favorites.
    Thematic Photographic 63: "Summer" - v.7.0 "Rowed Hard and Put Up Wet"

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  7. The Attack of The 50 Foot Beach Umbrella....

    Or if you could discount little white umbrella hat... James and the Giant Beachball.

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  8. Thanks, Carmi. Always a pleasure to visit Written Inc. and it is icing on the cake to be awarded a Caption This 'title' for one of your intriguing photos.

    (And thanks, Robin. You are always very generous and kind, too.)

    For this photo? How about...

    Going coastal.

    Beachside propriety.

    A place to shade your son from the eyes.

    Parasoling

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  9. Hi Carmi

    Given our summer it can only be:

    "Yes darling, but the weather forecast promissed us 5 days of continual rain again"

    "Horace was tasking no chances when the forecast said 30C, sunny, a very light breeze, and clear blue skies"

    Ever since being a Girl Guide, Gertrude had allways been prepared for the English summer...

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  10. Hello Carmi!

    "Open Water"

    "Beach Baby"

    "Beach Canopy"

    "Heat Wave"

    "UV Protection"
    "Sun Block"

    Steve's Caption from last week was my favourite one too!
    Terri

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  11. I should have said Noah's technicolor arc. (:

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