Not so.
My attempts at taking photographs were greeted with looks of barely-there tolerance...
...looks of disgust (I think the trauma gave her a bloody nose!)...
... sobbing, tearful, 'no's....
... and begging screams of 'no'...
They blocked my lens, treating me like they think I'm paparazzi slime.
It really hurt my feelings.
I think we may all need therapy.
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new word: mamarazzi
Visiting my mother a few days ago, I got the same sentiment. Mom is in the last stages of Alzheimer's, and is barely coherent, saying little more than yes and no, yet as I held her hand, she got agitated, and said, "Don't take my picture!" It's been a long time since I've taken her picture, so "No problem, Mom".
aww! leyton gets into those moods, but then 5 minutes later he's asking me to get the camera out & take pictures of this or that.
also - *cyber-stranger-hug* to pat & pat's mom. alzheimer's is the most horrible disease out there, imo.
Great pictures though, keep it up. I think they watch each other and "do as I do" becomes the game.
I really enjoy your great pictures and a little connection with home. That's funny what Tomoo said...mamarazzi. Love it! Love you!
LOL (And I love the new word "mamarazzi!!!")
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