the inside of my brother and sister in law's dishwasher. when you visit, chances are you'll be drinking out of a princess cup.
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- rachel thurston
- los angeles, ca
- if i'm not taking photographs, i'm eating, and if i'm not eating, i'm traveling..and probably taking photographs while eating.
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this is the most fantastic thing i've ever seen...
p.s. i just wanted to make sure you got my email...i sent it in a weird way so maybe it didn't make it. but the sentiment of it was THANK YOU!!! i'll expound later in a less public forum. hope your utah trip is super fun :)
this could've been my dishwasher. colorful plastic, disturbingly familiar.
callie! what were you doing commenting on my blog yesterday!!? you are a wild woman.
I am so thinking of you and jon today. my prayers are with you and weston and I hope this month passes swiftly and with more miracles to come.
you are an amazing mother. (so are you noelle).
I miss those princess cups!
Boooooo hooooo I want to live in california now.
I love the colors, but unfortunately don't love plastic! Definitely advise your bro to get BPA-free sippy cups for the kids. Bisphenol A is an estrogen-mimicking chemical that is found in hard plastics like these. Get more info at www.hchw.org--a great resource for green-minded parents!
who knew tinkerbell and tarzan and buzz lightning sippies could look so collectively attractive. i love to see what you see.
i have a tendency to forget the beauty of being a mother. sometimes i worry myself that motherhood means "colorful plastic" instead of colorful peace corp photos and postcards from around the world. sigh... but
this photo triggers a positive attitude for me. reminding me to "see" life differently. to notice. AND, anything is possible, right? there's a shift of priorities, for sure, but heavenly father knows my dreams deep down, right????
right???
love your posts.
This looks like our dishwasher did until recently - We have officially become sippy-cup free! It's a big step for a parent.
audrey, you wise woman. have you seen "up" yet? I loved parts and was bored with parts but the underlying meaning on the film was great. what makes life meaningful? I sometimes think it's noticing and smiling at a dishwasher full on sippy cups.
I am in awe of the sacrifice of all you mothers. you make life meaningful.
I love you guys.
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