I just downloaded pictures from Logan's birthday party at Chuck E Cheese, and I'm somewhat confused. I looked at the first one, and thought to myself "ok, that's not the best. He must have been blinking or something, I'll check out the next one". So I click on the next one, and it's the same thing - and the next, and the next, and the next. It's like that Friends episode when Chandler's face is normal until the camera snaps a picture - all of the sudden this awful, awkward, painful expression washes over his face. Will he grow out of it, or is this idiosyncrasy (I learned that word in 4th grade) going to stay with him the rest of his life - as it has with Frank?? I just might need see what photoshop can actually do. Who knew saying cheese would be so difficult? Here are some more pictures for your enjoyment - or amusement?
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4 comments:
What's the opposite of photogenic...photolergic? That's what your boy is...photolergic.(We can poke fun because he's so cute "normally.")At least he doesn't have enormous chicklet teeth like my boys have...yet!
I've had the same thing happen with Grace. "Cheese" is just the wrong word for her to say. I've been experimenting with other words like happy, Disney, Mickey, Daddy, and Mommy. Some work sometimes, but mostly she just ends up with a weird look on her face. Logan is cute, though, no matter the face he's wearing.
Yeah, I was going to comment on the nice, small, front teeth. Only one of the triplets (Elena) has hers in, and I cringe every time I look at them. So much to look forward to.
I think it's a disease... The say cheese disease... Lynden has it!
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