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| Aunt Mary sent a super cool paper Christmas tree kit which included origami paper and a little book. The patterns were incredibly complicated, so Norman and I went a different route. This is a perfect reproduction, right? |
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| ............................... or, this. |
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| Picture perfect. |
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| Same same, and in 1/18th of the time! |
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| Simplicity is underrated. |
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| The finished tree! Ignore the brown snowflake. |
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| Skull santa flake guy |
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| Winter is here. This is the view from my bedroom window (straight ahead is the school). |
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| Frozen bouquet. |
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| Abandoned building. I live near this park but never knew it until now. |
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| Ruth atop the lookout point (where to declare your love with a White Out pen) |
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| Yo Yohann. JTM. I love ya. |
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| Adeline, Megane, Aurelie. <3. Ostriches. |
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| A little beet! |
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| Too many lovers |
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| R and her FIRST snowman |
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| Warming a pile of snowballs |
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| He broke his nose playing ice hockey |
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| I was thrilled to see this! |
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| Then saddened. |
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| Disheveled pride |
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| A bird selling hair products |
Oh, and Norman read the 12 days of Christmas but jazzed it up a little. Will explain that later. Just know that it includes some pipers pimping and a pregnant woman in a pear tree.
4 comments:
:) yay! gorgeous photos!!
I love your miniature ... uh ... tree. ("It looked so different in my mind," she thought ...)
We added a bunch of junk to the tree so it looks a little sad and overwhelmed. It's cute, I promise! :)
I love your interpretation of origami - way festive. And awesome photos!
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