How My Boob Made the Internet

Way back when (when I seemed to have more free time than I do now) I used to be a model in Keith's shared photography studio. Keith is always working on his stock photography portfolio, and we figured with Cole's quarterly portraits we could also squeeze in some concept shots (which is an impossibility nowadays). One particular session, we decided to do some breastfeeding shots, which I agreed to do only if my face was not shown.

Well, editors have since downloaded these shots probably numerous times, but because it's kind of anonymous, Keith doesn't really know where they end up. That is unless he does a reverse image search on Google. Well, that's what Keith did today. 

And look what he found. (If you click on the page and a box comes up, just click in the margins and the big box will disappear).

But here's a warning (like I should even have to issue one on this blog)- if you don't want to see a closeup of me breastfeeding my child, don't click on this link. But if this stuff doesn't give you the heebeegeebees, and you want to see a beautiful picture of my child eating, go right to it.  I can't tell you how jealous I get of moms who post pictures on Facebook of them lovingly bottle-feeding their child, but I can't post a single picture of my boob because Facebook thinks of it as some kind of pornography. Well, folks, there's my boob. She made the internet. She's now famous.

What's great about this photo is that Keith even got photo credit for it. What's ironic about this photo is that I am now a bit more self-concious about breastfeeding in public because I am nursing a walking/talking human being. Secondly, the boob that is pictured is the one that is no longer in working order. Ha!