Caption this: Frieda
After my overly-long, exhausting post yesterday (it was meant to be amusing by the way, just in case you were wondering) I thought we would go for a fun, light-hearted post today … another of my “Caption This” challenges.
Actually, these posts normally disappoint me a bit because I’m sure that many more of the 1000 people this goes out to could come up with a clever caption. But normally we only get half a dozen or so.
Come on, give it a bash – let your creative juices flow and caption this:
Caption this: Frieda
I’ve previously blogged about this cute kid in December 2011 and August 2012. It’s been way too long!
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They called me weed
I have been blogging here since around April 2011 - my little place on the blogosphere to express myself creatively. As a teenager I used to write a diary - in fact, as a 17-year-old living in Belgium, I wrote religiously every day. Fortunately the Internet didn't exist back then because my ramblings as a teenager were ever-so-slightly dark, cynical and depressing. You won't find much of that here. Also, mostly, I try not to get too deep or philosophical in this forum - I'd like my photography to uplift and inspire, and, where I can, I try to bring a bit of humour into my writing too. I've been fortunate enough to travel extensively and have made many friends across the globe. This is my spot to keep in touch with them.
1) As I told the officer “I didn’t realize I was speeding…
2) … because I was too drunk to read the speedometer.”
When they told me I’d be grounded, they didn’t tell me I’d be behind bars!
This animal is dangerous. Do not feed.
(That is my daughter by the way)
Her comments on seeing this: Ek het myself toegesluit en toe kom ek weer uit.Oom Robin is snaaks! (I locked myself up and came out again. Uncle Robin is funny)
Caption: I want my FriiiiiiiiiIieeeeeeeeeeddddaaaaaaammmmm! (hear Mel Gibson in Braveheart)
okay you got a grinnnn
Frieda asks me at least every second day: “when am I going to be a mommy?! In three days’ time?” So maybe the caption could read: “A true mommy trapped in three-year-old-pink!”