Picture Randomosity

Is randomosity a word? Yes, yes it is, I just used it. It may be the only time this word is ever used, and it may never be used again. Even if it does not follow the rules of spelling for the English language, (not that the rules are consistent, there are more exceptions than not :p) or be grammatically correct, (this is redundant in a repetitive sort of way.) As long as some one used it with a certain meaning used in the way the certain meaning was meant, (I♥parentheses) then it is a word. Some people will deny this, but only look at the definition of the word, word, at Marriam Webster. Definition 1: something that is said.

Anyhoo, this is just a post of a bunch of random pictures I have taken over the last month or so. Enjoy.

These pictures are of a bunch of beads in a glass. A milk shake glass. You know, the type you see in old movies  when people get a milk shake or a malt at their favorite diner

My little brother's creation. Isn't cute?

I'm going to let you guess what this one is.

I do not know about you, but for some reason I think this picture really beautiful. I took it at 6:30 in the morning a day where we had a huge snow fall.

This is how deep the snow was

                          A scene from Gnomeo and Juliet.

Prodrayed with snow.

Sculpted by my siblings and I.

This is a monster my little siblings made from a box, a blanket, and some paper

This is Jacob, being eaten by the monster.

Took this today, actually. There was some water

dripping into a sled , and for some reason I had an

insane desire to photograph it.

This is a picture, of my feet. Also taken today, for the purpose of posting it.

For some reason it seems to be the blog thing to do. Hey, I know an awesome picture for my blog. Oh really, what? A picture of my feet! I suppose you do have cute shoes. Usually the picture is taken with the person holding the camera and looking down at his feet. I decided to be different for the sake of being different and thought I would take the picture lying down and my feet up in air.