Cunningham Park Through The Eyes Of A Seven Year Old (Noah E Starr)

Karen, I love the way my kids start dancing when they like a song. They put their whole spirit into it. :-)

Susie, I am going to do more of this because he's very excited about his work being on-line. He loves YouTube. Little Dude is going to be broadcasting himself (LOL). :-)

Laura, thank you. I am trying to think of something fun for them to do after school and a nice safe place to go take some pictures today. Noah grabbed my Nikon before running off to school. I almost missed the fact he dumped my bag out to get it (LOL). :-)

Coleen, I get pretty emotional about it myself. I love my little guys and some things are such a huge battle for them. Other things are a piece of cake and make you go WHAT??? (LOL) I keep trying to figure out how they can do the tricky stuff and be so clueless over simple things (LMAO). It's nice to see him connect through his pictures. Each one speaks to my heart. When I look though his eyes its like his soul is whispering to me about how beautiful he thinks the world is. Nothing beats seeing through the eyes of a child. I am starting to understand what God means about coming to Him like a child. Children don't hesitate to embrace love and beauty. They gravitate towards it and accept simple pleasures without strings attached or quibbling over theoreticals. Just see and be is how he operates. I want more of that in my life. :-)

Maria, Margaret Rome called me last night as said it was her first thought when she saw those trees. That is an awesome compliment for my shorty. Thank you. :-)

Carol, I think the challenges sometimes makes a heart grow very big. He gets so frustrated and upset when things don't work out how he plans. Photography gives him freedom and control. It's fun and he gets so much pleasure out of sharing his views with other people. It a non-verbal cue of what matters to him. He can express where he's been and what he has seen without feeling any pressure. Just pleasure... It's an awesome thing to watch in progress. Especially when Stephen runs up to him giggling and says, "cheese" only to run like hell when Noah tries to capture the shot (LMAO). The Blur Minion loves living up to his reputation (LOL). I am sooooo looking forward to our sleep over at your home. He's going to love taking pictures in NC. ;-)

Thank you, Caron's Gateway. :-)

JL, I hope today's adventure makes them happy.

Gary, I agree. They are mad fun and know how to enjoy themselves. :-)

Kathy, very eloquently said. Thank you. :-)

Lora, I love when kids have a dance bubbling inside just waiting to get out. My 3 year old is like that. He skips and wiggles and sings these little wordless tunes while stomping around with a big grin on his face. Kids are awesome! Frolic is a universal theme no matter what level they are on. :-)

Karen and Georgina, thank you. The wee people love the Internet. :-)