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a_time_slipPost five pictures from your childhood
The catch?
All five pictures must be:
+From different years
+Still be representative of who you are now
+Explained as to why they still represent you
Only two from my childhood survived... make of them what you will.
This first picture, I'm obviously listening to what someone is saying. I still tilt my head like that when I'm listening. I don't like sitting still for pictures.
The second picture was a family portrait with the Potts. They were my family in Florida. The little boy is Franklin, the lady is Sarah and the man Alonzo. Can you see my boredom in that picture? I like leaning on things, and I remember the man told me to sit up for the picture. I didn't sit up obviously.
Both then and now I didn't like sitting around dressed up. I didn't like taking pictures.
For comparison, here is a copy of a picture I took for Ian. I left it with him when Tutu kicked me out of his room for the evening.
The catch?
All five pictures must be:
+From different years
+Still be representative of who you are now
+Explained as to why they still represent you
Only two from my childhood survived... make of them what you will.
This first picture, I'm obviously listening to what someone is saying. I still tilt my head like that when I'm listening. I don't like sitting still for pictures.
The second picture was a family portrait with the Potts. They were my family in Florida. The little boy is Franklin, the lady is Sarah and the man Alonzo. Can you see my boredom in that picture? I like leaning on things, and I remember the man told me to sit up for the picture. I didn't sit up obviously.
Both then and now I didn't like sitting around dressed up. I didn't like taking pictures.
For comparison, here is a copy of a picture I took for Ian. I left it with him when Tutu kicked me out of his room for the evening.