For my friend Niko, it means reading Style.com and calling it work.
For my cousin Siiri, it means going to school.
For my cousin Kati, it means being young, fabulous and care free.
For my yet another cousin Jani, it means taking care of this.
And for me…It means trying to make sense of this mess. Called life. The other everyday life photos can be found here.
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Great captures of everyday life. Hope you’re making some sense of Life.
One step at the time, my friend. One step at the time.
What a wonderful blog you have, looking forward to follow you and see a lot more of your and your lovely Universe
Raised a good smile…… and love the pic with those little feet in woolly socks, got a lot of growing to do!
The little feet are killing me. Damn that biological clock.
Wonderful post!
Thanks!
Love these pics! Wonderful way to tell everyday life.
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Great pics, I love the one of cousin Jani.
Actually, that’s Jani’s son. Can’t believe that someone I use to babysit, has a child of his own.
Love your shots…
Thanks! I think this challenge is my fave so far.
every picture tells a story of everyday life – a brilliant conception of this theme
I’m pleased with it too!