Stare at the Sun

Larry again. Get ready!

Here's a picture of Jaden and Addy in the morning. It was a little early, so they look even more Asian than usual. (Their eyes don't open to full capacity until around 10:00 am.)



Nintendo was infused into my soul when I was just a young boy. Since then, it has become part of my genetics, and those of my offspring, in a very real sense. In fact, as the picture of Addy below illustrates, objects of Nintendo-based origin (like the DS in Addy's hand) possess the power to invoke feelings of sheer joy.



Jaden was pretty excited to graduate preschool (mostly because it meant he wouldn't have to go back). The next few pictures are scenes from that episode. Speaking of episodes, you’ll see that Jaden had one, apparent by his glistening tears in the third picture below. “What happened?” you ask? He was so excited, jumping around and acting silly, that at one point he lost his balance and fell over in his chair. I later accused one of the kindergarteners of spiking the punch, and then her parents got all mad and defensive, acting like their daughter wasn't capable of such an atrocity. Come on, let's be real now. We all know she drinks like a fish.

Addy is a baby chick (as opposed to a grown-up chick, right?). Cheep!

Led Zeppelin rules. Sunny’s pretty awesome too, but I don’t have any t-shirts with her on them. However, she is tattooed on my… heart. By the way, did you see what Jaden is holding? Practically inseperable, for crying out loud. If the Nintendo-gene (which I like to refer to as N-64) intensifies from one generation to the next, as I predict it will, our grandkids will probably be born with a Nintendo DS power cord in place of an umbilical cord.

Sunny, Emily, and Addy are babes, ain’t no denyin’.

This brother and sister love each other.