Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Two pictures

A photo taken by Linnea:

The red light on the washing machine.

A photo taken by Ailbhe:

Linnea's waiting-for-supper drawing of a fairytale castle on a hill, with three turrets, a prison underneath which is very dark and bad, and an underground tunnel. The slightly alarming fairy has butterfly wings.
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