Friday, November 13, 2009

Kids will be kids

Image by Craig Mitchelldyer

You never know when a meltdown might occur.

I love kids. I love kids at weddings too. You never know what’s going to happen. They could be cute and adorable, or they could meltdown. Either way, it makes a good photo. This little guy had a meltdown right in the middle of the ceremony. There is so much going on in this image that I love. First, the Dad. He’s got a look on his face like “oh boy, here we go again.” Second, the other kids. They are the only ones watching as his meltdown goes into full swing. They are most likely thinking, “oh man, he is in TROUBLE!”. And finally, the adults and the Bride and Groom. Nobody is even paying attention. The ceremony is just continuing on as it should. I love it. Having a couple of kids – ages 5 and 2 – myself, I can appreciate a good meltdown and this one ranked right up there with some of the best I have seen.

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by Craig Mitchelldyer

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Jennifer Walker - Your write up on this photo is awesome :) I love how the other kids are looking at the the little guy throwing the fit! Sooo funny!
Great job as always!

Yasmin Khajavi - Oh my gosh, this is so funny! Great write up!! …the poor Dad!

Ashley - How awful. The ceremony is not going on as it should. The kid is now the center of attention. The poor dad has that look on his face b/c he is sick of his kid being such a brat! Geeze. Parents really need to talk to their kids before they take them to events like that and explain that they cannot misbehave in such a gross manner. It is totally possible to have a well behaved child. I know. I have one. He doesn’t go out to places if he can’t behave. He’s only three but he know not to throw tantrums in public. People are so ridiculous.

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