Wordless Wednesday: The Six-Year-Old Issues an All-Points Alert
Recently I discovered Wordless Wednesdays through the blog, 5 Minutes for Mom. Basically, on Wednesdays all around the Internet, bloggers post their favorite photos, ideally without any words to accompany them, but often with 1-2 sentences of context. I’m not a photo-blogger. I’m more of a word girl, so I thought Wordless Wednesday would be fun.

The Wanted Poster. The writing reads “1 Lion 8 ehienas [hyenas]: Wontid [wanted]”. I just adore this phonetic spelling phase. (Picture: The Six-Year-Old)
I don’t mind. It makes a change from Elvis.
Some of my favorite photos from last week’s Wordless Wednesday event:
- Wordless Wednesday 13-09 (curiosakat.com)
- Wordless Wednesday ~ Spring Is Here! {Linky!} (moreismerrier.com)
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7 Responses to “Wordless Wednesday: The Six-Year-Old Issues an All-Points Alert”
Aww. Great pic! 🙂
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Thanks! It’s fun watching my daughter’s drawing skills evolve.
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that’s a nice looking lion. i also enjoy the phonetic spelling phase. my daughter is also 6 and it’s fun to see how she spells out particular words. i like that even the “big” words don’t intimidate her…she just tries it out anyway.
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