I'm guessing there's not one thing I need to say about this other than this is the "rabbit hole" Nicholas found on Sunday when we were in the woods. He says he saw a bat inside, which he wanted me to see, but I just took his word for it. :) I was having too much fun taking his pics.
Let's all of us keep our Childlike wonder and joy this Christmas and throughout the new year!
These photos capture priceless moments! Thanks, Mom!
ReplyDeleteYes, Amy, they do! He is a real treasure for all of us.
ReplyDeleteThis hollow tree, I wonder how much longer it will stand? I love it that critters make their home there. If Nicholas could fit inside, I'll bet he'd sit in there!
ReplyDeleteMerveilleuses photos! On dirait un petit film..
ReplyDeleteTrès belles et heureuses fêtes à toi et à ta famille!...
Hello Ruth....
Contente pour Donica!..
Ritabisous.
Ruth: I wondered the same thing about this tree. I hope it stands for a long time because it is so special now. And yes, if Nicholas could fit inside, I'm quite sure he'd sit in there! :)
ReplyDeleteRD: Awww. Thanks for your kind wishes, in French. So very sweet. :)
["Marvellous photographs! A small film would be said. Very beautiful and happy festivals with you and your family!... Hello Ruth.... Satisfy for Donica!.. Ritabisous."--from Babel Fish translator]
lol - the hand in and out takes the cake...Such cool photos! Yes so true... It's great to be childlike!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours Ginnie!
ReplyDeleteThese pics are an ode to curiosity :)
ReplyDeleteET: Yes, yes. May it always be so, this childlikeness! Thanks, ET.
ReplyDeleteO-X: The same to you and CS!!
Anil: Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
Ginnie - I love that you share these precious moments with us. What a delight!
ReplyDeleteIt's very hard to NOT share these moments, Judy. I'm glad you like them! Of course, you're a g'ma and know!
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