What is it about lost toys that always makes them function as evidence?
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What is it about lost toys that always makes them function as evidence?
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This picture made me immediately sad. I mean really sad. It made me think of death. Death of what I'm not sure--just a big wave of death as soon as I saw the picture. The second image that came to me was that of a child, sobbing because she lost her bunny. I then immediately sympathized with the harried parent (probably late for something) scurrying all over the place searching for the errant tourquoise rabbit.
Posted by dewi | October 15, 2003 5:58 PM
Posted on October 15, 2003 17:58
It makes me sad, too. A deep sense of loss - irretrievable loss. And like you, I also thought of the harried parent . . . sigh.
Posted by K | October 15, 2003 6:41 PM
Posted on October 15, 2003 18:41
I must be evil because I immediately laughed. I wouldn稚 have thought about a lost stuffed bunny this way,until I read the text. I liked the new shed of light.
Posted by SGrindr | October 16, 2003 5:53 PM
Posted on October 16, 2003 17:53
Just curious what film you used on your lomo and what settings you used for this photo..if you remember
Posted by jonathan | October 20, 2003 2:12 PM
Posted on October 20, 2003 14:12
i have a stuffed frog that's someone else's lost toy on my dashboard.
Posted by pril | October 20, 2003 10:57 PM
Posted on October 20, 2003 22:57