Oh yes, kids can make all sorts of funny faces.
Being CHEERFUL is a good thing to be. Cheerful people tend to have happier, healthier lives.
Oh yes, kids can make all sorts of funny faces.
Being CHEERFUL is a good thing to be. Cheerful people tend to have happier, healthier lives.
Oh sooooooo cute ![]()
It is adorable when children show TRUE love
Although some kids would rather you didn’t try and kiss them.
OMG ! Don’t make me choose. My grandson just brought over his new 8-week old Golden Retriever puppy. Talk about “cute!”
There are so many different flavours of ice cream it is difficult to CHOSE.
Why not have one of everything then ![]()
Oh, Yum. You’re making me hungry. ![]()
Sometimes the FLAVOURS are not to our liking. Sometimes, we think the food offered is tasteless, unappetizing, or at worst, yucky.
When elephants don’t like their supper, they don’t fool out letting you know!
P.S. I found more cat pictures, since cats are notoriously picky eaters!
This beautiful family are patiently waiting whilst their mum works out how she is going to feed all those HUNGRY mouths.
Aw w They are beautiful.
It is so sweet to see how well a child can sit PATIENTLY waiting.
Love those pictures. Especially the last one with the dogs all queuing with their food bowls. ![]()
Children and animals can be very PATIENT but at times they lack PATIENCE too.
So true!
The TIMES they are a changin’. Through the years womens clothing styles have really changed with the times.
1905
I think I like the Victorian one the best.
It is also interesting to see how men’s hair STYLES have changed through time.
Hmmmm not sure what happened in 2010s - they all look weird in my humble opinion ![]()
Women’s hair has also undergone dome STYLE changes through the decades.
“They” tells us that we all want to be like everyone else–all striving to be normal. Obviously, that’s not true.
Ooooooo some of them are very weird ![]()
Children LIKE you to believe they always tell the truth but their little faces often give away that they’re telling a little lie.
Most of the time a horse must feel very big and powerful
… until it meets a bigger horse. Then it knows it is really LITTLE.