Or if he went through a princess phase. This photo has provided me with endless giggles.
Or if he went through a princess phase. This photo has provided me with endless giggles.
On this blog you’ll be learning with me how to use our voices, share our creative superpowers and live life in full color.
As an artist, photographer, life coach + mentor, I’m redefining what it means to be a SUPERHERO — ‘cause in my world, it’s got nothing to do with capes, spandex or sidekicks and everything to do with tenderness, intuition & baby steps of bravery.
Download the Mondo Beyondo dream generator!
Shantini Rajah is a writing and manifesting mentor and energy practitioner. She loves helping conscious entrepreneurs find their true voice and manifest a life and business they love. Her brand new book is called Manifest Anything You Want: Six magical steps to...
In The Good Eater, Harvard-trained sociologist (and vegan) Nina Guilbeault, PhD vividly explores the movement's history and its present-day tensions by grappling with the most fundamental question of all: Is there a truly ethical way to eat? What emerges is a...
James Crews is the editor of several bestselling anthologies, including The Path to Kindness: Poems of Connection and Joy and How to Love the World: Poems of Gratitude and Hope, which has over 100,000 copies in print. He has been featured in The Washington Post, The...
30 days of ease, joy and cultivating wonder
I believe that when I’m creating from a place of ease and buoyancy I am actually in flow – in alignment with myself and the Universe.
Rock your camera-phone - and discover that beauty and joy are everywhere.
The very best camera is the one that’s with you! I’ll show you how to get on your own path of joy and delight while learning photography skills along the way.
VIEW MORE COURSES
This will also get you access to my mailing list full of weekly-ish inspiration, updates and musings. I'm so glad you're here!
that is so adorable. absolutely precious!
that is so adorable. absolutely precious!
that is so adorable. absolutely precious!
oh my. hilarious and totally adorable. makes me want to see what I’d look like as a princess…
and holding hands!
I didn’t see that at first.
Oh. My. Goodness.
That is really to cute! What a great capture!
Oh I love it! I have pictures similar to that of my son playing dress up with his big sister. So sweet.
Oh I love it! I have pictures similar to that of my son playing dress up with his big sister. So sweet.
oh my gosh, he looks so sweet. I wonder what our world would look like if we all had access to our three-year-old, holding hands- sweetness. Or if boys were allowed to feel like they could keep on being such an easy part of girls’ worlds if they wanted to.
I’ve been meaning to tell you for a long time…I think you’re just great. So easy to read and understand, like I’m listening to a good friend. I appreciate your honesty and humor. All rather refreshing and real.
Thank you and may your New Year be filled exactly as it should be.
Boy or Girl or Princess or whatever….that is one adorable kid!
how cute is this?!! Made me giggle too! Oh the joy kids bring to us!!
Ben is so in touch with his feminine side! He is adorable !
I think You need think about it also. Despite the emails, the overwhelming evidence showing global warming is happening hasn’t changed.
They’re beautiful!
They’re beautiful!
oh that is the sweetest photo! too cute:)
hehehehehe. i giggled and giggled when i saw this. i live with a married couple who has an almost 3 year old boy, and his 2 girl cousins live next door and dress him up like this too. so funny.
um. i think in about 10 years he’s going to be very mad at you. however, i love how you’ve styled his hair nicely into an enviable set of bangs.
so awesome and hilarious!! love this!!
xo
I love how seamlessly kids can cross gender lines.
My son loves to clunk around the house on princess heels, and then zip some rubber bands from his DIY shooter.
HILARIOUS!!!!!
you know this could be used as blackmail on his wedding day or 21st birthday…etc!!!!
love it!
i could show you pix of my son — nylons, nail polish, the works when he was that age — love it! (ben makes a darling girl — benita?) (then i actually had a girl and people cracked up at how much they look alike — mondo bizarro — cookie cutter kids they called them — even tho temperamentally they’re very different)
so much like my son at that age — in nylons, nail polish, aprons, the works, i loved it all and do i have pix — (ben makes a darling girl)…
Whatever he wears that kid is beautiful!
And yes, mondo bizarro!
😉
Oh dear lord! That is soooo sweet.
The thing is, the whole ensemble really suits him.
What a treasure.
Cute either way.
well, he is beautiful! happy new year to you!
He’s pretty!
I told you so at BlogHer. (In a nice way, not stalker-ish at all, I promise.)
He looks amazing in pink! And princess clothes are way more fun than prince clothes!
It will also provide his jr. high school pals with endless giggles!
Never throw this one out!
I love this photo! My son (3 1/2) has two older sisters, so he is very comfortable wearing girly dressup. He was Tinkerbell for Hallowe’en this year!
Be. Still. My. Heart.
He looks pretty!…like a friend who was often wearing girls stuffs as a child and is now gay.
He is my best friend.
I have photos of my now 13-year-old son in a curly blonde wig, in a purple tutu and matching beret, and many other lovely girly outfits. He and his older sister used to LOVE dress up when he was little. It was tough not to laugh really hard when I saw him all dolled up, but wonderful to see them so happy together. Even he laughs when he sees the photos nowadays.
Thanks for sharing!
Also – my word for 2010 is “pilgrimage.” Going on a journey, many journeys, I hope. I really like the image of you in a cafe with your journal and pen, sketching and writing and making lists. Such a lovely vision. Miss you.
sooooo sweet!!! i am told that when my husband was little, he went through a time when he wanted to wear a dress, so his parents got him a red velvet dress that he loved and wore a lot. i love that his parents did that for him.
Very pretty, indeed.
I have three boys and one girl. Their favorite Saturday morning game? Dressing up in princess and tutu attire. I love it!
xo
So cute! My 5 year old son’s best friends are girls and there are often dressing up as princesses, with his long blond hair he makes a pretty girl. I’ve got lots of photos like this one!
Love this! Jacob (age 8) has long hair right now. I often look at him and imagine what a little girl might look like. Ben looks precious.
I can’t stop laughing.
At first I was wondering what you meant because I didn’t SEE that it was BEN. I thought I was looking at two girls!
I love that you can enjoy that moment! Do you realize how many parents would never let their sons play and dress up that way? Really. What an awesome parent you are!
I love that you can enjoy that moment! Do you realize how many parents would never let their sons play and dress up that way? Really. What an awesome parent you are!
erupting in giggles up here!
LOVE this –
I love how they have their hands clasped together!
this photo is making me so crazy! i cant take the cuteness…
Aw…he’s so cute! 😉
Aw…he’s so cute! 😉
bosom buddies!
so cute.
Adorable! I love that they are holding hands. And the shoes! I love ’em.
I cannot even get over this…. canNOT.
Holy geez, this is such incredible goodness.
Hilarious!! My 2 boys are often in my closet trying on my high heeled shoes. Pretty funny stuff.
this is such a happy picture and very precious
He is a beautiful child, no matter how he dresses!
now I am giggling too .. love it.
Andrea, this is layers and layers of cool.