Very simple story. One afternoon Chungwon and I met up with my sister, her hubby, and my nephew Vincent for lunch. The day before we ran out of toilet paper (from now it will be referred as “Rolled Paper”) so we bought a whole pack of it. After lunch Vincent was so eager to carry the Rolled Paper by himself. I took it out of the bag and let him have it–thus started the journey. All the other adults were embarrassed by the idea, but it just seemed like a fun fresh idea to publicly carry a Rolled Paper around the city.
We walked around all over Harbor East and Federal Hill with Rolled Paper, taking pictures at various points. Of course people stared at us, some whispered of “is that toilet paper?”, some stared longer than others, but it was just too much fun. Later we all got into the action and thought nothing of it.
Kids find pure happiness:) in simple things. We adults tends to complex and twist the idea of happiness where it becomes too rigid an unobtainable. We need to learn from our kids that sometimes all we need is a simple afternoon with Rolled Paper.
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Vincent being Vincent
Vincent smirking
Vincent doing the curl
Start of the journey
Excited and running away with Rolled Paper
Still exited and running with...
Happiness in simple thing
Rolled Paper Canon...boom! boom!
Which way to go?
Found a cart, lets take it for a ride
<3 pushing Rolled Paper in a cart
At the harbor with Rolled Paper
On the grass with Rolled Paper
Vincent meeting his friends. Hi! :)
Rolled Paper and family
First Class sitting for Rolled Paper
Another journey at Federal Hill
OMG!
Rolled Paper hat
Taking a break with Rolled Paper
Hi uncle
More Rolled Paper please
Rolled Paper is my friend
All moments were captured with pimpin’ EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM.
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Concrete window shade.
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