24th/25th/26th day. A smile, fruit and something old – 30 days photo challenge

I had those photos taken for a while and I don’t know why I`m being too lazy recently to post anything. Here are the challenge photos!

A smile:

The cutest baby ever, my cousin. I don’t know if I can call this a smile, he do it all the time.

Fruit:

Baby grape =D I love grapes, but this one was too little and innocent to be eaten (Yeah, sometimes I talk to my food)

Something old:

Old coins

Twenty third day: Sea – 30 days photo challenge

My photo:

This was taken in the 3rd day of Eid. People seems to be enjoying the hot humid weather at that time.

(J)’s photo:

“I went to the beach to take nice photos since the weather was nice, but this is what I found instead. Really sad.”

What do you think? Especially of (J)’s photo?

Next photo: A smile

Twenty second day: Trees – 30 days photo challenge

My photo:

Nothing cheer you up more than green in a desert

(J)’s photo:

Looks like a human praying to God. So beautiful

Next photo: Sea

Twenty First day: Pretty Pattern – 30 days photo challenge

My photo:

I love the carvings on my old wooden box

(J)’s photo:

” I love the colors”

Next photo: Trees

Twentieth day: What I read – 30 days photo challenge

My photo:

Somebody is going to be a teacher soon =D

(J)’s photo:

“Just something for college”

Next photo: Pretty pattern

Nineteenth day: A toy gift – 30 days photo challenge

My photo:

” A dear friend of mine got it for me from Dubai, I love it, but dust loves sticking on it!”

(J)’s photo:

“You know, McDonald’s give the best toys, my cousin gave it to me”

Next photo: What I read

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