I’d like to thank my son, Joe, for remaining still through the ‘click’ and not ducking at the last moment. I appreciate his reluctant cooperation.
May you find your day cooperates with you.
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Project 366: Day 193
I’d like to thank my son, Joe, for remaining still through the ‘click’ and not ducking at the last moment. I appreciate his reluctant cooperation.
May you find your day cooperates with you.
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Lenore's Thoughts Exactly 
LOL Your introduction captures that expression so perfectly!
Thank you, Jules. I needed his cooperation, because I had to get a picture posted. (smile) The pressure!
Thanks, Joe! I remember trying to get a photo of one of my nephews, back in my film days. Every picture of him had him missing! That may be the incident that drove me to digital!
I know!! I’ll capture the very tip of a head or a hint of an ankle mid-run. The kids are fast! Digital makes it so much easier, Patti.
A picture truly IS worth a thousand words, like …”REALLY, MOM! ,,, Again with the camera!!!! (uggghh) One thing about it .. even his lil’ “nano-second, only-if-I-have-to” smile is just so stinkin’ adorable! Now , about the vultures … did you happen to send them up here? Cuz’ I for sure have them hanging around here!
Joe is so photogenic if he would just keep still! (smile)
The vultures have left the roost here, Donna. Perhaps they have moved your way. No worries, they were friendly.
You are a lucky lady, Ms. D!
Annabelle tried to take a photo of me the other day and I dove under the couch to avoid it (the rug burns were SO worth it).
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Hahahahahaha! You and my two boys would have a field day dodging Annabelle and me. Too funny!