PHONE-Y PHOTOS (the gallery)

Lil Sis with rubber duck
This week’s Gallery prompt could’ve been made just for me: Phone Photos.
Since my proper camera broke I’ve been relying on my trusty phone camera to capture all those funny kid photos – those cute, crazy and just plain bizarre moments that would otherwise be lost in my constantly muddled mind.
Like this one, which I like to call: ‘Whatchoo looking at, Duck Face?’
FYI: you can probably find much better, far less silly examples over at Sticky Fingers…

7 Comments

  1. multiplemummy - January 11, 2012 reply

    I adore duck face! She is still such a baby…I miss having a baby! xx

  2. mistressmummy - January 11, 2012 reply

    Aww this is so sweet! Quack quack!

  3. rosiescribble - January 11, 2012 reply

    Awww. Cute. Love the duck. I’ve never seen one with hearts on before!

  4. saveeverystep - January 11, 2012 reply

    So cute. I have a picture of my dogs a bit like that!!!

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  5. LauraCYMFT - January 11, 2012 reply

    LOL, what a cheeky lady. Very cute!

  6. Steph - January 12, 2012 reply

    hahahaha thats very amusing

  7. Emily (@amummytoo) - January 14, 2012 reply

    What a sweet pic! Phone cams are great for capturing moments like these, aren’t they?

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