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Tuesday, January 3, 2012
WW: Native American {Linky}
Mica decided he wanted to look like a Native American. He went into his room, colored feathers, cut them out and taped them right to his head. He thinks of Native Americans straight from the Thanksgiving stories and pictures. Mica's interest in Native Americans could come from the band Brulé; we saw them awhile back. They sure can dance and the flute player is amazing!
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I like his imagination. So cute!
ReplyDeleteDiana - Toronto Teacher Mom
He looks so focused! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteLove when they use their imaginations. He looks so cute and yes, I agree, focused. I love that vest!
ReplyDeleteThat's one cute Indian!
ReplyDeleteWe have that same bow set!
ReplyDeleteMy son loves it!
Oh he looks so intent!! Great shots
ReplyDeleteLove his face in the second shot!
ReplyDeleteHe makes an adorable Indian! WOW! How focused is he?!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday!
Mica does the cutest things. Where in the world does he come up with some of these things.
ReplyDeleteLove these pics! Mica's got a great imagination and I think the feathers are awesome.
ReplyDeletechief two feathers doesn't need a head band! He looks like he is ready to capture something. love his imagination :)
ReplyDeleteHe looks so into it... how cute!
ReplyDeleteHe is very creative...Feathers are looking lovely...:)
ReplyDeletesportiv! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat costume! He looks quite serious! Happy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteHe's so imaginative! I love the way he taped the feathers right to his head - made me chuckle!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with my WW hop - I've linked up to yours, too =)
LOL! Kids are so funny! What a cutie.
ReplyDeleteAwwwww.... how adorable! I especially love how he put the feathers in the front of his head. woo woo woo!
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Wordless Wednesday. Very nice. My daughter (now 13 years old) used to like to dress up as Native Americans and Pilgrims to celebrate Thanksgiving. She's very creative and made her own costumes. She still is very crafty, but now uses her skills to design dollhouses and rooms in them.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you have a future craftsman!
Renee
He makes a great Indian!!! I use to love archery! Sadly they took it out of our school programs for "safety" reasons.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fancy bow and arrow - so advanced from Thanksgiving-era days!
ReplyDeletethat is adorable! I used to be obsessed with Native Americans, and always pretended I was the "chief's Daughter" in my pretend play when I was very little. My mom even made us our very own Tee-pee from long 2X4s and old material she had laying around. Oh the memories!
ReplyDeleteYour little boys is going to have some really great memories too! And he's just so cute!
JadeLouise Designs
Hahaha! I love the ideas kids get into their heads. Darling!
ReplyDelete:) Cheers to kid's brilliance :)
ReplyDeleteyep1 I know how much fun he is having!! I have 5 boys...and this is fun for everyone...and their friends! great picture. I am your newest follower..pls follow back if you can!
ReplyDeleteso adorable...
ReplyDeletelove his face... so focused :)
He's adorable! Love his outfit. My son used to tape things to his head when he was little too! Thank yo so much for posting a link to Brule, I just clicked over and watched a ton of their videos -- WOW! <3 it!
ReplyDeleteHe's adorable! So focused :) Love his feathers, so cute!
ReplyDeleteMy 6 boys were always fascinated by Native Americans...he looks pretty good!
ReplyDeleteI love his headdress! What a cutie!
ReplyDeletevery cute, fancy bow:) Great shots, very serious look.
ReplyDeletePrecious! He did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteLove the feathers!!
ReplyDeleteLOL, love it!!
ReplyDeleteIn this time of technology (some our own fault) imagination is what I hope to teach my toddler to use. My boys (men now) used it all the time and like Mica came up with some awesome things to do and make!
ReplyDeleteMica looks so darn cute as a little indian.