Thoughts in my head # 29 or Have you ever caught snowflakes with your tongue in your childhood? :)
I stand, lifting my face to the lantern... Snowing... And it seems that I am flying up ... There are folded money in my mitten, I was given it so that I would please myself in a toy store. The store called "Pinocchio". I am 11 years old... New Year is soon........ I go to the store .... How much is all! My eyes are running around. It's so bright and colorful!! I understand that all the money is not enough. But I decide to buy gifts here in this store. I'll buy a doll to my mom. She never had a doll. Of course, she will not play with it. But she will know that this is her doll. I will buy board games to my sisters. We will play together... We are always together. In quarreling, in friendship, at work, on vacation...
..... Jogging home! I must hide everything until the right moment! I wonder what the sisters prepared? Tonight we will shred the sheets of colored paper and glue the lanterns and garlands of infinite length ....
.... Only I'll fly under the lantern a little bit more and I'll catch some snowflakes with my tongue...
Resteem deserved. Clean and beautiful shot @nearbird
This is great
However in my childhood I was a kind of child who had selfish interests, I would not love to share something unique like a nice doll with any one else
I felt everything good was meant for only me, not any other child.
Your childhood was a great one
How did you find it sharing a cute tedddybear with your playmates at kindergarten???
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Beautiful. I think whoever didn't try it at least once must have had a very dull childhood
Damn. There are so many great photographers in here. Just when you think you've seen it all another one pops up.
This is absolutely stunning!!
Simply a beautiful landscape. although I confess that it would be a challenge for me to endure the cold.