On 5/19/05, Leon Mlakar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Touche! You know, the original title was "Climbing up [the ladder of life]", > but changed it later as I wasn't sure whether this photo can really convey > such message. Thank you (I guess :-) for making me wrong!
Well, it's funny, but every kid's different. As a father of three, I remember that our first seemed to want to crawl out of her crib from day one. She couldn't' do it, of course, but even before she could lift her head she seemed to be squirming about, eyes wide open, trying to get a different vantage-point of the world. Our second one really didn't give a damn. She just kind of lay there and cried a lot (and now that she's a teenager, no that much's changed <LOL>). The third one - hell, I can't remember the third one - we were too busy trying to deal with three kids and two jobs to notice what she was up to. <vbg> It's also funny how the photo quotient drops with each child. First one, literally hundreds. Second, maybe 100. Third, well, my camera was stolen, and I took a while to get a new one. <g> Mind you, Claire (#3) is now the camera hog - loves the camera, and loves dad to take her pic, so she's more than made up for the surfeit of infant photos... <g> cheers, frank -- "Sharpness is a bourgeois concept." -Henri Cartier-Bresson
