| Posted November 26, 1999.
Turn the camera over to the hands of a four year old,
and you get an intriguing insight into the things that make up the world
of your child. Genny took some photos of things that were important
to her, and in their own way they remind me of the things I noticed when I
was younger, reinforced by the perspective of photos taken from her own
height. Things are different from her eyes, and now she shows you
her world.
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Wendi's car backed up near the garage. |
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My Nebraska Cornhuskers car window
flag. She always likes it on the window she's sitting at, even
though she knows having it there means she isn't allowed to roll down her
window. |
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Our backyard, the propane grille. |
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Our front yard, her sandbox. |
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Looking across the street from the side of
our house. She likes to watch the squirrels run along the power
lines over there. |
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Another view from our side yard, looking to
the right of the above photo. . . |
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. . . and to the left. |
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Genny likes the new Taurus (second
photo from top),
but I think her heart may always have a soft spot for Farley the Dodge
Diplomat, just as my heart will always have a spot for my dad's 1963 Dodge
Sedan named Eloise. |
