Rainbow Traffic Jam -- Day 6

Playing in a Crate -- Day 4

A Face From the Past -- Day 215

This little guys is older than me, I'm sure.

Empty Aisle -- Day 330

The busy time has begun! My Dad is the manager for the shipping warehouse of a local/online business that sells die-cast models. Every Christmas season my sisters and I get temporary jobs to help out. :) I took this photo at the end of the day. This aisle was packed with boxes to be stocked on the shelves the day before yesterday. Now it is clean and easy to walk down. We'll see how long it lasts though, these toys just keep going out which means more need to be brought in. And stocking shelves isn't always first priority when there are orders to pull and ship. :D

Fisher Price -- Day 248

I got out the old Fisher Price People that I used to play with and took them to work with me. The girls loved them. I thought I'd get a shot of these "vintage" toys and see if anyone remembers them. :)

Photo details: Canon EOS Digital Rebel, Exposure time 1/ sec, Aperture f/, ISO , Focal Length .0 mm.

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Special Friend -- Day 215

Note: Due to spam from a website, I had to remove any reference to the movie Woody is from. We'll see if it works to keep that website from commenting. :)
 
Amber brought Woody home from work. He belongs to the little boy she nannies and his boot had fallen off, so I took the opportunity, while he was here at the repair shop to make this photo. I like the  movies Woody stars in, not necessarily for all their content, but because of the emphasis on memories and special toys. I had special toys as a child and I still have those same toys today. There's just something about remembering my childhood by the toys I played with. That is why I like Sheriff Woody, because he was Andy's (the little boy in the movie) special toy and reminds me of my childhood.

Photo details: Canon EOS Digital Rebel, Exposure time 1/125 sec, Aperture f/4.5, ISO 100, Focal Length 130.0 mm.