Catie’s pick this week comes from Emma over at Island Living 365 with “Why We Should Be Taking Photos of the Mundane!” first of all, bloody awful that Emma’s parents were burgled. I’ve been through that twice and it’s just heartbreaking! Secondly, I agree entirely with the sentiment of this post and strongly feel that photos should be taken of every day – 
capturing the ordinary is so important. I had par
ents who hardly took any photos at all, only of special occasions I think it is really sad, especially as I have a very bad memory and don’t remember much of my childhood! I drive my kids mad snapping shots of them all the time but I want them to have a record of theirs.
My pick this week comes from Baby Anon at The Secret Life of Baby with “Supermarket Weep!” This really made me chuckle… it’s interesting to look at a situation like this from the inner monologue of a child. My daughter has just started to test her voice in the supermarket though luckily enjoys riding in the trolley and waving at people for now. This has left a little fear deep inside but a laugh on my lips. Thanks for sharing…
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