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I don’t think I am, but I will explain why so many of my photos appear to be so! It is because I can hold the camera steady if it is leaning on the desk! So they tend to be macro shots!
and another, but a bit more,
I think this is a bit clearer? They are dandelion seed heads, and I have now sown all the buttons on, so I’m getting to the point where it can turn into a bag, tra-la!
Right now some links for you, Aunty Shabby is the sister of Greenolive, so yes, another knitting freak, it is a mystery to me, the knitting I mean! Go take a peek, she has just started her blog, and Flickr stream!
Also today I won a copy of Selvedge, from the lovely Sally, woohoo, so also has a lovely Etsy shop too, go see!
No poo news today, don’t worry I’ll let you know when I have something exciting to tell you!!
29th January 2008 @ 12:27 am
I took a reading blogs break and read some of your past blogs and wanted to let you know I had a non pooing child. We tried prune juice, mineral oil etc… nothing helped, nothing was medically wrong, just an unwillingness to go. Soon after turning 5 he just realized by holding it in just made the pain worse and started going on his own. It was a long frustrating road, but I was thankful that that was the worst problem we had. I hope this helps.
29th January 2008 @ 3:47 pm
love the seed heads, I love them!!!!
Hope you get some poo again soon (isn’t it funny how we are all on tenterhooks waiting for news of William’s bowel movements?!) Poor little man!
30th January 2008 @ 3:00 am
Thank-you so much for the lovely introduction and link to my blog and flickr site! My stats for the past few days have gone crazy!! Now the pressure is on though and I will have to ensure I blog more regularly and find some interesting things to say…..
30th January 2008 @ 3:06 am
PS: Maybe you need to invest in a tripod, then you will have no trouble with camera shake. My husband studied photography, so I sometimes use his (tripod). Not that you probably need it though – I actually really like your photos, they are very interesting. Also, sometimes it is nice not to know what something is straight away, but just to appreciate the colour, texture, design or sheer simplicty of it.