Mattie-Boo’s 16th birthday party. My kids always want to have their parties at our favorite Mexican restaurant … and never want their picture taken.
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Shy guys you’ve got there! But they look cute trying to hide away from the camera
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Love his facial expression! He looks very mischievous. My youngest’s b-day is coming up and he wants to have it at a Waffle house. lol The kid loves breakfast.
Typical teenagers, mine hide from the camera too! Unless of course they are taking MySpace pictures.
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Well the one boy I see looks a whole lot like Harry Potter. A magical birthday was that! LOL MY PH: Party is here. Thank you.
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I’m sure it was a good party!
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You must be doing something right to a) have teenage kids who still want to go for dinner with you and b) get them to eat something that isn’t fried or out of a packet.
A lame effort to hide his face. lol.…so cute.
At first glance, i thought the left guy is actually Harry Potter! hahaha..adorable n shy..
It reminds me of those candid photos at some teen holywood magazines.
Typical kids, particularly at that age. If they’re not hiding they’re pulling faces!
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My brother when he was just teen, used to hide from the camera. They eventually outgrow it.
yeah, very cute trying to hide their faces,like they already know where that photo is going to be (in your blog site)..:)
Haha..I thought that guys would be posing crazily in front of the camera. Guess not your boys..Haha. Good Laugh.
Too bad i cant see the other one. The one who show out his face has a nice looking!
Perhaps they dont want their pics on your blog. Looking shy but im sure they’ll outgrow it