Showing posts with label chocolates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolates. Show all posts

Sixteenth Week - Focus 52 - Easter

For SOME reason, the theme this week was Easter. I was able to take some pictures I think were representative of my Easter. Most of which I submitted to the pool, some of which i did not because they were more personal then interesting.

Chocolate child

Really, this is the emblem of Easter. A child with a face full of chocolate. Of course, he's a beautiful child with a beautiful pair of eyes so it's going to look good anyway (or decent at least). He did have an inability to smile without jumping so I'm very glad for this picture!

Peeps in a bitter dispute

We tried to make them joust. They just puffed up and died. No one won.

Eggs.

They're nut free!!

Little Birdie

From the top of his Easter basket. I love the cute little fuzziness of him.

He had a long night (268)

I saw the set up and I couldn't resist. He'd had a hard night, needed a little help to sleep.

And, of course, the best celebration of the season:

I made it!! (265)

I made it. I made it. I made it.

Everyone else is here.

Sixth Week - Focus 52

The theme this week was love. The description is here.

As always, I have three pictures - only two could go in the flickr pool at this point because I uploaded last Sunday, but I'll share all three here.

This one is of student work:

Student Work

Love is Louder is part of our 'Love Yourself February'. We have so much planned like pink shirt day, yoga during lunch and guest speakers. They made hundreds of these hands all on this theme and they're going to put them up in the school. Great kids. Great message.

Self Portrait Saturday: A Box (203)

This is my first heart shaped box of chocolates ever. We decided to celebrate Valentines on Saturday and I came out of the shower to find this on my chair. They were yummy. Very yummy.

I think this is my focus 52 picture of the week:

Love (199)

This picture I took of the son and I one morning and then edited the heck out of it. I made it black and white, added a reddish tint and made it so that the arms weren't quite as awkward. I love my son. A lot. He's a great kid.

The work of everyone is here.