In case you don’t see it right off, the babies have gone and got the red “men” from the Trouble game, and inserted them into the body of the syringe – I am guessing – to make blood.
I moved the Trouble box over for context, but otherwise, this is how I found it:
Look how happy these kids are. Good, cuz these beds have to last them until they move out.
BIG THANKS to GrammaPhone for making these possible!
Faced with the option of keeping the children dazzlingly clean at all times, or using software to edit out the grime they build up every day, I’ve chosen to accept the facts of life, and hide them from you using computer graphic tricks. See if you can spot the five different places in this photo where I have “cleaned” the kids in post…
for this kind of action:
According to Iowa State University, the current price of a cantaloupe in Japan is around $20. They are given as formal gifts. Here in my house, these two hellions will decimate one in about 20 minutes…
The babies donated their little “game tv” to a friend over Christmas. They didn’t really notice until earlier this week – it was kinda funny watching Xak sit there with the red and white component cords in his hands, trying to figure out what part of the process was missing, and not really realizing that you can’t play arcade games without a screen. Yesterday, Sue and George solved his little problem in a big way. Needless to say, a home tv this size did not exist when I was his age. And in 1980, when Pac Man came out, the younger me who dumped his quarters into a standup arcade machine (with a screen only 224 × 288 pixels) would not have believed that there would be a future in which this machine would sit in his own living room. The future is pretty darn cool…
