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Coco was enjoying some s'mores (cookie sandwich with melted marshmallow and chocolate)  " How did you make those?"  "Winston helped me. He's great at roasting the marshmallows!"  So, everyone wanted to join in the fun....  "I think this one's a little over-done!" 
9 Comments
Carolyn
2/2/2016 04:09:00 pm
The dragon is amazing and the stories you've been posting with him are very cute.
Lorraine
2/2/2016 04:24:42 pm
Winston is a delightful name for the dragon. I laughed when I saw the marshmallow on fire. What fun it would be if you could Photoshop the flame coming from his mouth.
Martha
2/2/2016 04:34:01 pm
Maybe one of these days I'll be good enough at Photoshop to do that. But for now I have to rely on the real thing. His marshmallow really is on fire. I was VERY careful!
Donna
2/2/2016 07:50:37 pm
Yikes!! You are also VERY brave. It's also a good thing Winston is a very well behaved dragon :o)
Jane
2/3/2016 03:59:45 am
Oh my goodness!!! You really are amazing!
Martha
2/3/2016 05:09:16 am
Well, I've developed a 'low risk' way of dealing with real flame, and minimizing the time anything is actually on fire. Of course, accidents can still happen.
Jane
2/3/2016 04:01:27 am
I love the dragon's name......and trust it to be Ringo's s'more that was overcooked! LOL!
Lynn
2/3/2016 04:50:15 am
OMG was he really holding a flaming marshmallow?
Martha
2/3/2016 05:07:23 am
Yes, he is. The marshmallow on his stick was pre-burned, just so I knew it would catch fire immediately if lit again. I made sure to pose Ringo and the dragon so that the flame wouldn't be too close to anything. t always use a tripod with timer for my indoor photos, and when there's going to be a real flame (as with birthday cakes, and this marshmallow) I have a lit candle off to the side, and when the timer counts down from 10, I wait until the last 2 seconds to re-light the candle or marshmallow. Then blow it out the second after the photo is taken. Leave a Reply. |
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