Mary Margo wanted to be a photographer yesterday and take some pictures. So I didn't object, gave her some direction on the correct buttons to push and let her go. And here is what we got.

First she wanted to take a picture of the baby

Don't be fooled, these next few are the best pictures out of the whole bunch. It may look like a bad picture of the kitchen floor. But it is a photo of Pay Pay. You ask, "who is Pay Pay?" Pay Pay is Mary Margo's first imaginary friend. And here is how this picture took place.
Mary Margo to me, "I'm going to take a picture of Pay Pay."
"Ok, where is Pay Pay?", Mommy
"Right there" As she points to the spot on the floor
Then she starts talking to Pay Pay -
"Ok Pay Pay stand right here on this spot and say cheese"
Click! And here you go....a picture of Pay Pay
You may think that this is a another picture of Pay Pay, but this is a picture of Jackie and Johnny. More imaginary friends. They are standing right there in the middle of the shot next to the dishwasher. Jackie and Johnny are Pay Pay's friends. They are always together and spend a lot of time at the doctor or the hospital because they have booboo's.
This would be another picture of Pay Pay but, according to Mary Margo, she is laughing in this picture.
Now here is some pictures of food. Some grapes above, and Mary Margo's drink and granola bar below.
Another picture of the baby bump.

and finally a picture of Daddy!
I share this blog because this little girl is a constant source of entertainment in our world. Her imagination is SO BIG and a day doesn't go by that we don't talk about Pay Pay, Jackie and Johnny. They are her buddies. She is usually bossing them around as she plays school or they are at the doctor or the hospital. Pay Pay eats with us some nights. And occasionally Pay Pay gets blamed for things Mary Margo does.
Is it crazy to have imaginary friends...I don't know. I never had one. I think it is normal at this stage in her life. But I do know that one day these three little friends will be a memory. We will talk and laugh about them as a past moment in Mary Margo's life. So for now, I embrace them as a part of our family too! If she is still talking to them when she goes to college....I will worry.