When Mason was a little baby he just couldn't get enough of Elmo. There were Elmo(s) everywhere I turned, little stuffed ones, BIG stuffed ones, ticklish ones, dancing ones and the list went on and on all the way into his first birthday. This enormous balloon was always a big hit on our trips to the grocery store and so when his birthday finally came around, it came along with us. It was HUGE! But the neatest thing about it was that with every little tug it would sing Happy Birthday. Mason loved it so much that he would grab it and squeeze, squeeze, squeeze until he couldn't squeeze any more. It's too bad life can't remain as simple as finding happiness in a BIG balloon serenade.
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14 Comments:
Wow, what a big balloon! Love the effect too!
That is very sweet : ) I am glad he finally got the big Elmo balloon at the grocery store. I miss that age.
cute! he looks so tiny next to that huge balloon!
This is too cute :) My daughter is also an Elmo fanatic!!! :D Thanks for the sweet comment on my entry! :)
I agree with you that life should be about the simplest things that bring about a child's smile or a laugh.
Love that he was so thrilled with the balloon!
Love and Hugs ~ Kat
I'm thinking we may just buy a bunch of mylar balloons for Andrew's Christmas. He could play all day and night with the things.
What a fun entry! :-) love it!
Super cute. I love the reflection on the balloon too. CUTE
aw that is a sweet story behind the picture!
That is too sweet! I miss those little moments too, already! He is so cute! GREAT choice! I can see why he loved that balloon so much!
Very nice picture! I love the editing effect you put on it!
Thank you for your comment on my photo! I am excited to be a part of iheartfaces, so many fun people to meet. I love your blog too btw!
I love the picture! I love his little teeth! :)
I love the tiny reflection of him that you can see in the balloon right there at his cheek. Great shot, Miti!
So Lovely!!! {P.S. Thanks so much for stopping by my blog!}
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