A Visit With Nana

C: Dude, you were totally right. Going to visit Great Grandma "Nana" is the best thing ever. I don't even know who this friend of hers is but she thinks I'm so funny!

B: I told you man. You slept through the whole thing last time.

but this is the place to be. Nana is the bomb.

C: Right on. I've never eaten half this stuff before. It's like it's all made for people like us with little to no teeth.

Jell-O you say this one is called?

B: Yeah. Mom totally needs to make this stuff at home.

C: Dad. Dad. Daaaaad! If I smile a really cute smile, will you buy us some Jell-O for at home?



C: I don't know man. He seems a tougher sale than these nice ladies. Maybe we should just stay here!



B: They even have better strollers than we have.



B: I wonder if we could just move in next door.

C: You check and see if anyone lives there, I'll keep a look-out.





C: Danger! Danger! He's coming! He's coming....



C: Dude! You let him get you.

Wait, he's coming back, flee! Flee! Go legs go.

Oh no. He got me too.

Oh, hey bro.

B: Hey bro.

C: Maybe we could just live with Nana.

B: Done and done.

Tell Mom to forward our mail.

Meooooowww

I realize I'm slightly biased (being that he's my son), but this is one of the funniest things I've seen in a long time.

True

"Children are made readers on the laps of their parents."

-Emilie Buchwald

In Summary

Emily babysat for us on Saturday and in one try caught this awesome video.

I think it pretty well captures the month of July in a microsetting.



(Please click through to blog homepage if the email doesn't include the video - I'm still working on that hitch.)

No, I didn't Hear Any of This

C: "Ah man...what happened?! She's only been gone like 14 seconds. And, she specifically put you in that car so you wouldn't do something like this."

B: "Whatever dude, you totally pulled this thing down on me. It's so obvious you tried to escape but just got yourself trapped."

C: "Right. Try explaining that. Last night when you tried to tell her about the dolphin you saw in our bathtub all she heard was 'goo goo ga ga'."

B: "I know - I'll just start eating this thing and maybe when she comes back it will all be gone and she won't even know anything happened."