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Bootie beauty

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Milo: (to Zac) I’m whacking your bootie (whacking Zac’s butt)

Zac: (proudly) Milo’s whacking my beauty!

Slavery

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Scene: lively banter at the dinner table as we all encourage Zac to say ‘more’ in sign language

Milo: “He did it! He said ‘more’!”

( Everyone cheers… )

Milo: “Mom how do you say ‘done’ in sign language?”

( Rachel does a gesture with her hands )

Milo: “Mom, how do you say ‘slavery’ in sign language?”

( Parents crack up )

Sledding to Shredding

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One 5-year old’s journey from sledder to shredder…in just 5 days. Concluding of course with the requisite head first crash into the house.

* please excuse the gratuitous video effects

Kamp Kulick: Redux

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Quotes:

I didn’t want to take the sleeping pills because they make me groggy—divulged Robin

I’m afraid of the dark.—admitted Bunny Schwartz, age 86

I like to “help my mom into action”…not nag—clarified Rachel

Sometimes men have faults that need to be corrected—elucidated Bunny

To eat or not to eat

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zac + laptop

zac + laptop == dilemma

Status Report:
Zac: sleeping soundly
Morgan: ravenous, but has tons of work to do

Option 1 – stay put and work
PRO: In this current body position I can probably squeeze in an hour of work AND have the use of both of my hands (which way more than doubles my one-handed productivity while writing code – I’d say 2-handed typing is about 5.7 times as effective as 1-handed typing).

CON: I may pass out due to low blood sugar at any moment

Option 2 – risk it and get something to eat
PRO: I’ll probably be more productive and remain conscious with a higher blood sugar level

CON: This will almost certainly wake Zac up and I’ll have to revert to one-handed computer programming

I’m looking for creative solutions here. What would you do?

Horse Thieves

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Reading By the Shores of Silver Lake with Milo last night and we came to a chapter called “Horse Thieves”. We started talking about what kind of people might become horse thieves and what they might look like. I asked Milo if he thought he’d know a horse thief when he saw one and he said he would. When I asked him how he’d know, he thought about it for a second and replied, “it would be written on the back of their shirts”.

That was worth a good chuckle. If only life could be so nicely organized that we all wore uniforms saying what we were…

What’s a vegetarian to do?

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Rachel has been pounding down protein (in the sausage format) like she’s carbo-loading for an upcoming marathon.

Milo (the fair weather carnivore) is quite happy to go along for the ride.

So what’s a vegetarian to do?

Sit back, hope for a like-minded 2nd child, and mix another Dark ‘n Stormy.