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Last week, my Wordless Wednesday picture was from an impromptu visit to my old neighborhood with Olivia. As well as visiting my old house and school, I took Olivia to my old barn. It was shocking to see it empty and dilapidated. I didn’t have my DSLR with me, but I happened to have the Sony Cyber-shot TX20 that Sony gave me at the recent Sony Mom Blogger event in my purse. I am so glad that I had a camera with me!

What is Your Weekly Photo?

Mom Bloggers (and Dad Bloggers too!) post a photo on your site, link up and find others… Wordless Wednesday is tons of fun. (And I know it says “wordless” but I usually just can’t bear to not write anything! If I had created it, I probably would have named it something different! LOL So feel to link up your word-full or word-less Wednesday photos!)

Leave the URL to your photo (clearly mine are never truly “wordless”) and then visit others!

Here is a fun thumbnail linky:


Or a basic linky, if you prefer.


Thanks to Uisce for creating Wordless Wednesday.

Written by Janice, co-founder of this Mom Blog 5 Minutes for Mom

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  3. My kids have been lately asking me about when I was a kid and wanting to see places (other then my mom’s house which is where I grew up) this might be a wonderful idea to head into the city & show them places of my childhood! Thanks for the idea

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  5. I love the beauty of abandonment in photos. Something about the neglect vs. the life of a child. Perfect backdrop!

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  6. That must have been difficult. I took my kids to the city and wanted to show them where their father had proposed- a little Italian restaurant… It was closed down and abandoned. I took a picture of the sign to have, being we can’t return to the actual restaurant.

    Jen

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  10. Well, that must have been a surprise. It’s fun to visit where we grew up, but it’s often not what we expect!

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  11. There are so many things from where I grew up that are no longer there. Even my old high school! Great pics!

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  12. I love visiting my old stomping grounds too. But, it’s a little sad to see a place you used to enjoy dilapidated like that. 🙁

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  14. Unfortunately, I cannot visit the first place we moved from because I55 runs right through our old frontroom lol. Have a great day. If you visit my Post don’t forget to put on the video at the bottom just for the music. It goes with the pics.

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  16. Isn’t it amazing how sometimes those things seemingly lost to the world can be found so beautifully by the camera’s lens. The pictures (and the grooving model) are truly lovely.

    Happy Wednesday!
    🙂
    Traci

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  17. Olivia looks like she has a little spring in her step! 🙂 So glad you were able to capture the moment in pictures.

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  18. I’ve had that experience of going back to my old home and seeing the yard that my dad cared for so tenderly end up overgrown and jungle-like. Hard to see those things sometimes, but always good for getting a little perspective (ie: appreciating what you had when you had it)!

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