Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Through the Eyes of my 4 year old . . .

The camera has survived for another day but it might not make it two.  Kyler has become the photographer at our home.  He can turn it on and off by himself and has an eye for all things photogenic.
He hasn't commissioned me to give the following pictures names so I will have to wait to see what he comes up with.

Some day they may be worth millions.  Even though this is an extremely small possibility it is a possibility none the less, so, today and today only the "rights" to the above art work will be sold for pennies on the dollar.  Let's say the bidding begins at $3k.  It will be a healthy beginning to his college fund.  Or, maybe a donation towards his baseball career.  Andy informed me this weekend we don't have enough money to give him the training he needs to play for the Red Sox.  So, maybe the money will be used to pay the salary of a personal baseball coach.  When he is their starting pitcher I'll make sure you have tickets to whatever seats in Fenway your heart may desire.  This is starting to sound like such a good deal I might have to purchase the copyrights myself. 

2 comments:

Bonnie said...

Tina,

Those are lovely pictures. You will love looking back at your house someday when the carpet is different and the walls are a different color. Those are some of the best pics.

Way too funny!

And may I order 20 of each?

AndyW said...

Wow Tina, you basically turned pictures of seemingly nothing into very interesting pictures. Reminds me of the story "A Touch of the Masters Hand", about the violin that was being sold for pennies on the dollar, until someone who knew how to play it showed what it was really worth. Humbling to realize that we are all common, that is.....until we are touched by the Masters Hand!

I love the idea of collecting for Kylers potential Red Sox career. This could be remembered as his first ever fund raiser. Go Kyler!!!