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face of fear

yep...that's true fear. wanna know of what?
the mean, viscous and always evil...

car wash!

come back tomorrow and check out the actual video...it will totally be worth it!

Comments

Karen said…
I hear those car washes will eat small children on occasion. Her fear is well justified.
Liz Mays said…
I used to LOVE it there! But I can totally see how it would be frightening!
mamma b said…
I hear ya, my daughter is 4 and has to have me talk to her the whole time we drive through it. It is like a therapy session or something.
Jen said…
My kids do the same thing. It is hysterical.
Michelle said…
Oh no! I thought kids loved the carwash. :)
Ashley said…
hehe.. I can't say I blame em!
brionyskerjance said…
hahah i still hate driving into the car wash...i am sure my reasons are different than hers but i know the face all the same :)
I always loved going to the carwash as a kid, but then again, I was a pretty weird kid. I imagine my daughter would probably have a similar reaction to yours, though; and my dog... she'd go berserk!

~Elizabeth
Confessions From A Working Mom
MuseSwings said…
Hi! I stopped by to catch up on your blog. I love the snow pictures! Happy New Year to you and yours!
Meg said…
Hey Danyele!! As always- lovin' the blog. :) I've finally figured out how to leave you a message (I think!) I've also started my own and become your follower!! "movin' on uu-up!" ;) Stop by sometime: http://mljessup.blogspot.com/
From the title I thought it was going to be your husband looking at the honey-do list! :)
Kacey said…
That fearful face is still precious though! Linc & Ruby Jane are terrified of the mean and evil carwash as well. LOL
Unknown said…
How precious!
Anonymous said…
Ha! I was scared of the car wash as a kid. I thought the one part was an octupus trying to eat us.
Hee hee. Maybe I'm just a sadist, but I love pictures of crying babies.
Live.Love.Eat said…
My son is 6 and still freaks out. It doesn't get better :)

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