Wednesday, January 14, 2009
100 Strangers-#4: Melissa and Brian
Sitting on the floor between the bookstacks at Barnes and Noble, Melissa and Brian were engrossed in a story. Brian, age four, who attends a neighborhood preschool, told me that he was going to learn how to read when "I'm a grown up." Until then he seems content to let Melissa read to him.
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encore un beau portrait, on sent beaucoup d'amour entre Melissa and Brian
ReplyDeleteHello Kate! I'm sorry for not coming here as often as I'd want...I've been very busy these last weeks around my student children...
ReplyDeleteYour portraits are so beautiful. I find quite difficult to shot people but I always enjoy when others do it!
I have a French friend who married a Hmong man and they have been living in Minnesota for several years. Maybe someone on your photo is a cousin, who knows?
Hee! A beautiful portrait and a charming story. The perfect combination!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet ...
ReplyDeleteSoon he will have to learn to read by himself. However, it's nice to have someone to read for you - at any age!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute.
ReplyDeleteA very serious young man enjoying being read to.
ReplyDeleteHi! Nice to catch up on your blog. I like the 100 strangers portraits! Can't wait to see who else arrives!
ReplyDeleteReaders are Leaders....What a darling little boy.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see he's into books already. It's a great habit for kids to cultivate.
ReplyDeleteI admire this mom. It's never to early to cultivate a love of a good bookstore with a child.
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