I've never been to France before
mot juste \moh-ZHOOST\, noun:
a word or phrase that exacts fits the case.
From French mot "word" and juste "right".
We decided to take family pictures the other day, and I may have mentioned before, my boys do not like family picture time. Unless they have some sort of dead animal within their grasp, or there is a dead animal nearby, or there is a living animal nearby, or the ODFW just sent a memo saying they have created a plethora of never before seen, trophy hunting, (living) animals and just handed out permits to hunt every one of them, you can pretty much guarantee my guys won't want to have their photo taken. But, on Saturday, after slightly drugging them and dressing them I dragged them all around town and posed them just as I liked. I must admit, some of our pics turned out quite lovely, and I was much pleased.
In the above picture, we had Roo push the button. I think she took, like 23 different shots of us, all in a matter of 14 seconds, because every time she depressed the shutter button, it was like setting off a chain reaction. This was the last one she took, and by far my favorite because it's unposed and completely random. Plus, the genuine smile on Señor's face makes me want to smooch him.
(I had a hard time coming up with the mot juste for this post. But I think I just now took care of that.)
a word or phrase that exacts fits the case.
From French mot "word" and juste "right".
We decided to take family pictures the other day, and I may have mentioned before, my boys do not like family picture time. Unless they have some sort of dead animal within their grasp, or there is a dead animal nearby, or there is a living animal nearby, or the ODFW just sent a memo saying they have created a plethora of never before seen, trophy hunting, (living) animals and just handed out permits to hunt every one of them, you can pretty much guarantee my guys won't want to have their photo taken. But, on Saturday, after slightly drugging them and dressing them I dragged them all around town and posed them just as I liked. I must admit, some of our pics turned out quite lovely, and I was much pleased.In the above picture, we had Roo push the button. I think she took, like 23 different shots of us, all in a matter of 14 seconds, because every time she depressed the shutter button, it was like setting off a chain reaction. This was the last one she took, and by far my favorite because it's unposed and completely random. Plus, the genuine smile on Señor's face makes me want to smooch him.
(I had a hard time coming up with the mot juste for this post. But I think I just now took care of that.)
Comments