I’d like to start by saying that I am not a stalker.
Okay, now that that’s out of the way…
I love photography and have recently renewed my passion for it with the purchase of a freakin’ amazing camera. (It’s a Canon – see its gloriousness here.)
Unfortunately, my new obsession with photography has confused some mothers in the greater Dallas area. Were it not for my business card and a brief explanation of The Ginger Baby given in a sweet, grandmotherly way, I may have been writing this from a Texas jail cell.
What I hope to achieve with this section is not to create Ginger Stalkers, but showcase Gingers photographically. And you’re invited to join me. Be creative! Have a cute Ginger Baby in your son’s playgroup? Ask politely if you can have a photo to post on our site. Are you a Ginger? Send a shot of yourself as a child. And they don’t have to be pictures of babies … we love Gingers of all ages.
Who knows where things may lead? I may start having Ginger Baby photography contests … or … I may forget my business cards one day and end up on parole.
I loved your blog with a passion.
I come from an all ginger family, my mother, father and sister all have beautiful red hair and stunning blue eyes and sadly i turned out blonde with green eyes, an abnormality in my family. From a young age i was jealous of children with red hair, wishing to look as special and eye catching as they did.
I remember my older sister coming home crying about comments about her hair and she would shout about wanting my hair, i think it is such a shame that people with red hair feel different, its a beautiful hair colour, rare and more unique than blonde or brown.
I think it is such a beautiful hair colour and i also think its great that your blog showcases that