I would like to write that this is a re-enactment of a scene I saw today, where a parent was guiding their child and the child was looking with love and wonder at the parent. However I didn't and it isn't.
What it is in-fact is a total fluke composition that I quite liked and decided to recreate and photograph. I then pretended that it might be something I saw today and hopefully made you go all warm and fuzzy and make you think of the times you have guided your own child or been guided yourself.
I either succeeded or failed to mess with your brain.
My brain is not messed by this but I don´t quite understand why the parent does not look at the child, why there´s no connection between them. It puzzles me, but it´s always a good thing when a pic does that to me...or it may just be that my english isn´t good enough for me to understand the description completely...
@susale No it's not your English. Picture a scene where a parent is checking that no traffic is coming and getting ready to hurry across the road when it is safe. A sort of comforting drag across the road saying "come along". I see it all the time but then I have kids at primary school.
I had to smile at this one! amazing how expressive these figures can be! Apparently there's some other kind of figure toy based on Japanese character. Have you seen that on 365 yet?
@spanner - the other one seems to be made of wood and looks like it can be folded up into a little cube. I think the lady called it cubey/cubo. I'll keep an eye out and let you know more when I find it again. Apparently it has met Danbo! So now I'm really curious: where did you find this Danbo character?
@angelat type in the name in the search section. Press search and then search under users. I think this person is using a cubebot. Hope you find him/her.
@spanner thanks for that! cubebot sounds familiar. I'm pretty sure that's what she called it. I think it was only in the last few days that she posted the pic of that with Danbo. One of them was sitting on a red toy horse.
