before we hit the road.
Det är svårare att slita dem från basketkorgen än från godisaffären.
Bra det.
kids
On a Invisible Ink Pen hunt
@ Mall of Scandinavia
Nothing here…
…and nothing there.
Note to self:
Rent a car – ✅
Sing Happy Birthday to daughter – ✅
Purchase Invisible Ink Pen – gaaaahh…
Note to self No 2: Stop taking pictures and focus on your mission.
Or take a tea&scones break.
Winter city
Ski jumping, hockey and a working ABB robot, in the middle of Stockholm city. Ordinary Swedish stuff.
Nothing strange about that.
From today’s photo walk.
First I was thinking
“Come on then! We will be late!”
Then I reconsidered and joined.
Walking to school is fun.
Thinking
what to do next.
My Kitchen Aid
Oh well, It’s Friday.
Have a nice one, friends!
Poker face
is not his strongest asset.
Makes life easier for the mummy.
Cellphone pic with a grunge filter.
Saint Lucy’s Sunday
The back of a Saint Lucy’s choir and Gingerbread House construction on the kitchen table.
Ordinary day, 11 days before Christmas.
Cellphone pics and half hearted edit.
The heavy adult-filter
Sometimes it takes weeks for me to find fun and inspiring motives with my lens. It’s like a thick, dull adult-filter blocks the viewfinder. Perhaps I’m trying too hard – or not trying at all.
A friend of mine, Maria, writes about finding the flow in one of her blog posts. Maybe I need to turn my seeker to something completely different than i usually do? What would that be? Food? No. Nope. Not amused by food.
Fashion? OMG, no.
I wish I could spy through my kid’s eyes (theme of The Weekly Photo Challenge). They see exciting things everywhere.
Football practise
– I think.
I’m not an expert when it comes to sports that involves a ball (I leave that to the kids), but I’m quite sure that they said it was football practice.
Anyway, I went for a walk to find new perspectives. And I found one:
Under this:
I call it a day.
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