There is something reassuring about standing for something, and knowing what we stand for.
For men and women who are true to themselves and to the virtues and standards they have
personally adopted, it is not difficult to be true to others.
{ Gordon B. Hinckley, standing for something }



As Eliot Sees It

Eliot got a kids digital camera for Christmas. After he spent over an hour last night figuring out all the special effects, I was curious about the pictures he's taken thus far. I'll post more of his videos and the special effect photos later, but I thought the assortment of photos he has taken is pretty telling. Here's a sample that pretty well represents what's on his camera:

Cars 2 cars, toys, books, videos, more Cars 2 cars, Dad, Mom, Brother, Grandma ... yep, that's pretty much Eliot's world! If only he were allowed to take his camera to preschool and swim class, there'd be plenty of that, too. Oh, to be a kid again, when life revolves around toys, a small group of important people, and simple pleasures. The world as Eliot sees it is a pretty simple, happy place.

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