This one is kind of fuzzy and not that close up.
This one is close up but the red eye was so bad she looked like the devil. I used a picture manager thing to reduce the red so now her eyes just look boring.
Red eye problem again. But don't you just love those little teeth!
And this one is close up but she does NOT look cute! HA!
So, I need help or my poor child will just always be dependent on her Aunt to get good pictures. Which doesn't work out so great now since she is 8 hours away. I tell her all the time that I wish I could keep her in my pocket and just pull her out whenever I had a photo-op kind of moment. While I was taking all the pictures she was just content to play with her little Oscar book and kept talking to herself so much that I switched the camera to video to capture some of her mumbling. Turn your volume way up and you can hear some of it.
And here is a video of our first attempt at coloring with crayons. All the marks on the paper are from me trying to demonstrate to her how much fun coloring is. She didn't get it. The worst part I think is that I had myself convinced that she might actually color. I had even written at the top of the paper "Sam's first attempt at using crayons - 2-11-09" thinking that she might actually do something worth saving! I would have been happy with her making even the slightest mark with the crayon!
Clearly she didn't get it.
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2 comments:
I am just chuckling, you are too funny thinking a not yet one year old will cooperate and make her first masterpiece. But she is sure cute! See you soon love grandma
I remember trying to do fingerpaints with Ella when she was somewhere between one and two years old. Much the same experience, I thought she would have a blast and swirl the paints all around. She didn't even like touching it. It was a big disappointment for me. I think you have a bit yet before the coloring will work. They are a more into eating the crayons until they are closer to two. :-)
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