Saturday, January 16, 2010

Engrossed






WEEKEND REFLECTIONS
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ENGROSSED.

Little girl finds a treasure.
Wet sand, a worm, some seaweed, or some junk!
Who cares! It is the centre of her world.
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More beach delight here:
http://rinklyrimes.blogspot.com/2008/09/115-merry-weather.html

21 comments:

Serendipity said...

That's such a cute shot!

eileeninmd said...

Nice reflection of the litte one!

Hilda said...

So, so true. We should never lose that wonder.

Happy weekend!

Anonymous said...

And with nary a care! Makes me long for being a kid again...sometimes :)

Anonymous said...

Oh to be so absorbed in something like that, such pleasure! To be a child again - Hmmmm.

Anonymous said...

Nice one Brenda. I like the way the curving shoreline hugs the little girl.

Ginny Hartzler said...

Great photo of a little child's concentration. I hope the parents were nearby.

Kat said...

Cute shot! Love the way she's protected by the little cove, with the rough water right behind. Kathy

cieldequimper said...

So sweet and a lovely reflection!

Anonymous said...

i like she's totally absorbed in her space ... so special.
lovely capture.

Nefertiti said...

mignon ;O)

Adoption of Jane said...

So Cute!

Sonya said...

I miss those days..as adults we lose that ability to plunk ourselves down into the water and play..for hours.
Love this photo!

Have a wonderful week!

Formerly known as Frau said...

I wish life could be that easy.Have a wonderful weekend.

Unknown said...

Awwwwwwwwwwww! She is so cute. And totally and completely engrossed! Perfect!

Cheryl said...

Ah...its too bad (in a way) that we have to grow up and look at everything around us much differently!

Joanna Jenkins said...

Your picture made me smile. Ahhh, those were the days :-)

Thanks for sharing your Sunday.

Cheers!

Claudya Martinez said...

It's amazing what can captivate their attention. Wonderful writing, wonderful picture!

Erin said...

Those were the days huh? Adorable pic!

Killara girl said...

too bad we have to grow up...period!!! I think I'll do that this summer.

Carolyn Ford said...

What a tender moment you captured and the reflection is perfect!