Showing posts with label monomonday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monomonday. Show all posts

Monday, March 7, 2011

365/67 ; Mono Monday.......My Brothers; Shoes

Day 67-
A while back my Mother gave me two pair of baby shoes. I am not sure why she gave them to me except that maybe she knew I would take care of them.

The two pair belonged to my twin brothers.It is hard to look at them and think they were ever that little. After all, my brothers are going to be 42 and are both over 6 foot tall.Needless to say, they are not tiny men!

All in all, I treasure these shoes and hope you like how I photographed them for today's post.

Peace...Naila Moon



Both pair in sepia





The one with the bell in black and white


The other pair sans bell in sepia


Me and my twin brothers in 2009


Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Mono Monday-They Have Moved!!

I received a "post card" from The Claus telling me this crazy story that he and the Mrs. had moved to my former hometown of Festus...aka Po Dunk.
Here is the proof!
So, I was looking at this card and wondered what it would be like if someone was on a military operation to scope out Santa's house.  I threw the photo into picnik and this is what happened. It certainly looks stealth to me.
My mind kept wondering and I thought...ya know, Santa is really old. I wonder what would happen if his "post card" was aged? Throwing the original back in to picnik, I took it to the 1960's effect but not being completly satisfied, I went an aged it even more in sepia. I ended up with this.
I hope you enjoyed this "post card" from Santa and Mrs. Claus as much as I did.
I wrote a poem to go along with it. Enjoy!

Mr. and Mrs. Claus Have MovedBy:Michelle H. aka Naila Moon of the Greywolf

Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus
Moved to a new town
One wintry December day.

They stood outside their door
WIth candy canes in hand
And passed them all out
To those who lived all over the land.

Santa spoke to the kids
Whom had letters for him to see
Mrs. Claus spoke sweetly
To everyone including me.

They continued to be there
Every night through
They waved at all the children
The old
And
The new.

With jingle bells at their sides
And smiles on their faces
They yelled to us Merry Christmas
This really does happen every year
In Festus, Missouri
Of all places!