The story line is really very simple. The cow jumps over the moon; the boy jumps over the cow.(I can't believe I actually used a semicolon. My former journalism professor would probably revoke my diploma if he saw that. I can hear him now. "Write like you talk. Did you ever hear anyone talk with a semicolon?")
I digress. Simple story line, but lots of fantasy and imagination makes it a full length afternoon at StoryLand in City Park of New Orleans. My grandson, Sullivan (he actually likes to be called by his self-chosen full name -- Sullivan Big Boy 4 Creasy --note: the 4 is for 4 years old) , is able to leap over moons and fly to all corners of fantasy in the nursery-rhyme re-creations of the park.
By the way, my apologies to Moi for my post yesterday that linked to her blog, "Not By a Long Shot." The link took you there okay -- http://mykodak.blogspot.com. It's just that I had the wrong title for her blog. I knew when I was trying to juggle getting 9 links into my blog, that I would probably let one hit the ground. Sure 'nuf.
Moi posts some pretty creative photos from her Florida home. Check it out.
--steve buser
10 comments:
Very cute.
Aaww. How cute! I thought the cow parade reached New Orleans.
joy
Norwich Daily Photo
thats a very unique experience. so cute.
The title is as adorable as the picture, the moon, the cow and your adorable grandson. I applaude you for using a semicolon: they are underrated and it is time that someone rehabilitate them! ;)
I love it! Since my now-closed store was called Paper Moon, I have a soft spot for any moon photos!
BTW. . .I have tagged eight others!
Great shot; endearing. Punctuation: go for it, its good for us.
I am letting the side down; I know it is worthwhile; but I cant handle tags just now. Am concluding blogging and am on a roll as it ends.
This is a cute shot and your grandson looks like he's having a ball.
This is so adorable.
Hillarious!
Greetings from TORUŃ DAILY PHOTO here in Poland. Do pop in today as we have a special competition...about a donkey!!! There is a prize at stake!
whenever I come to your blog, I feel like we are having a converstaion, instead of me reading blog posts, Steve.....:)
the pic , the title, and the post made for an endearing read.....one of my friends graduated from LSU last year..she has some very fond memories of the place....:)
and no apologies please......I did take up the tag in my current post . thanks for thinking of moi :)
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