Photos from around my house, of toys left in places by my daughters (aged eight years and 18 months respectively).
I think they're planning a conspiracy. My partner thinks they're sacrificing to the Bath Goddess. Maybe it's both.
In close up black and white it's even more disturbing
I know I left my knickers somewhere...
Recumbent Rapunzel (who needs to let her hair grow a bit, or attract some really tall princes)
I think it was the sight of Ken in this situation that started me on this project. My daughter is pleased with the photo because "you can see his bottom!"
Now it's all gone a bit Athena.
The sight of a large furry lion peering at things is a common one in our household. It's a bit disconcerting when you're trying to get dressed.
Romeo and Juliet, but with a monkey and a doll
Fruity crime scene. "Help, he's been bitten - stay back! Someone call the appley equivalent of 999!"
This is Mr Pineapple, who adopted two grapefuit as his children. We are not allowed to eat him now. But we might anyway when our daughter's not looking because we crave his sweet pineapply flesh.
This has made me smile so broadly at the end of a difficult day – thank you!
I love the conspiring bath creatures! And the Pineapple/Grapefruit family made me go “Awww!”
This is fabulous, what a brilliant idea… And what wonderful memories you will have to share when your children are older. Hope Barbie found here knickers!
These are brilliant!
The sacrifice/conspiracy ones are my favourites.
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