Showing you one that lost out in the last minute

These two little girls in Egypt almost stole mine when I discovered the heart on the sleeve. I went back and forth with them and then the old folks won out in the end.
So, at least I show them to you.
I'm proud of that photo, and maybe I should have submitted it after all.

By the way, it looks to me like tonight's the night. We would do well to come up with more photos TODAY to fill the 11 slots that remain.
The submission period runs out tonight.

They are so adorable ! Just curious, how long ago were you in Egypt ?

a phenomenal place where the desert is green and blooming, where a visionary brought "green" agriculture and Waldorf schools to the people.Factories produce, people work, kids learn, a hospital heals, and all behind a HUGE wall surrounding I don't know how many acres with one great gate into which the factory workers and school children stream in the mornings.

I was fortunate in that my brother is associated with the school system the founder chose, and therefore I was able to get in as a guest accompanying my brother. I was mostly quiet as a little mouse and observed and took tons of photographs.
Our small group of guests was accompanied on our outings to the desert, the pyramids etc. by an open trucks with machine gun armed guards for protection.
The founder of Sekem insisted on it.

http://www.dinarstandard.com/current/Sekem100108.htm

That heart might have done it for me. :) Adorable picture.

The joy and innocence of children really is apparent in this picture :toast:

But so is this one. I love it.

Both pics are winners IMHO. THose little girls are darling. You captured their love and friendship so well.

I got lucky to see this one in the archives, and it was a really tough choice.

Both are wonderful. Those eyes in this photo are incredibly lit up. Great job, Mira. :hi: