Run For Your Life! It's The Blur!!!

Just once, I would love to get a picture of my daughter, with her smiling, without her or a part of her body being a gigantic blur.

It was so great, when she was younger, and she just sat so, um, STILL. And she couldn't move around or climb on things. And I could take her picture so easily.

I realize I don't take as many pictures of her any more because, well, my camera phone is terrible and because I have to take 20 just to get a good one.

I just had to get a picture in her chair because she matched it today. But, alas, she was too busy to sit for Mommy. Daddy tried to make her laugh and succeeded.

Not clear, but laughing.

This is the clearest shot I got all night. She loves to stand right by the dishwasher and try and climb on it. Any of your kids like that? Silly little girl.

And that's my tale of The Blur. Have a good night!

Comments

Dina said…

My daughter's pics are always blurry too. Or I get 1 good one out of 50. And yes, she is a dishwasher climber too!

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