I was away speaking at camp and Elisabeth caught this picture of our daughter, Audrey.
Real story, she was eating peas fresh from Grandpa’s garden and Elisabeth saw a great picture opportunity.
I see it as a wonderful “What Am I Thinking” photo caption contest.
So, now it is up to you to come up with the right thought/title, etc. for this photo. I’ll post those who are “In the Running” in a day or so and then crown the winner (who will receive a 2010 YMV T-shirt).
Have fun, just remember, she is my daughter, so don’t make me angry! Ha.
What was she thinking?
Grace,
Brian
*********In The Running********
“….there’s a WHAT????!!!!!!!!” ~Francisco Santana
“Can I eat it?” ~Thomas Buckley
*choke* um that one wasnt a pea!!! ~Rhino Spencer
I hope my dad gives the t-shirt to Carlos!!! ~Carlos
Audrey Hears A Who! ~Kate West
You can pick your friends
You can pick your nose
But you can’t pick your friend’s nose ~Jason
“Hi Tinkerbell!” ~Jeramy (mainly because he complained that he wasn’t in the running)
“After watching Al Gore’s ‘An Inconvenient Truth,’ I’ve decided to help the environment by being green–even in the little things.” ~Joe Poppino
************* The Winner Is **************
“….there’s a WHAT????!!!!!!!!” ~Francisco Santana
Just quite simple… and to me, made me laugh out loud right away. Good job Frankie. A 2010 YMV t-shirt is yours for the keeping.
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How about this for a caption:
“No really, you can have it.”
“….there’s a WHAT????!!!!!!!!”
“Hi Tinkerbell!”
How about: “Can I eat it?”
*choke* um that one wasnt a pea!!!
Did I do that?
I hope my dad gives the t-shirt to Carlos!!!
OH! green M&M’s are my favori…wait a minute *spit*.
Audrey Hears A Who!
Dude! Look at the size of this chunk of nose gold I just mined!
“You got a problem with my pea…B?” If you had taken the picture and your daughter called you B instead of “daddy”…this would totally win.
You can pick your friends
You can pick your nose
But you can’t pick your friend’s nose
“After watching Al Gore’s ‘An Inconvenient Truth,’ I’ve decided to help the environment by being green–even in the little things.”
Roses are red,
violets are blue,
you pick my pea,
and I’ll love you!