Apropos of my previous post, two stories about my weird, wonderful children.
First, I have a "convertible laptop"--the screen swivels and folds to transform it into a "Tablet PC." My two-year-old son likes to color pictures in "tablet mode." This morning, as I was configuring the laptop for his use, he made the "transforming sound" from the Transformers cartoon. Could a father be more proud?
Second, my four-year-old daughter loves Super Mario Galaxy. This morning she is pretending to be the "Fire-Dino Pirhana" (the big plant boss at the end of the level). Aprilynne made German pancakes. My daughter referred to them as "people pancakes," as that is what dino-pirhanas naturally eat. She was glad to devour the "people skin" and also thanked my wife for taking out all the blood. She did insist, however, that the people pancakes had only been made with bad people. I'm reasonably certain that this was not intended as a commentary on Germans, but only because (despite her delightful German great-grandmother) I do not think my daughter knows what "German" means.
Should we conduct a cannibal intervention?
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Wow
That's amazing. When your children grow up, they will most definitely be living proof that video games have as much impact as whether one plays jump-rope or hop-scotch. I hope people look at kids like them and say, "Wow. We were idiots."
I love
I love that when my children talk, you will be able to understand them. You had to explain exactly where Audrey got Pirhana guy idea, because I have not played Mario Galaxy. ALTHOUGH, Wesly has, AND he is ALWAYS telling me to drive faster to get away from Bowser and he is always playing Sonic against Bowser and Mario and then add Princess Peach that you have to save...Some people don't know what he is talking about as his imagination has no limits of being at home. In the grocery story Wesly and Travis will stop, line up, and pretend to race like they do on Mario/Sonic Olympics on the Wii. Travis' favorite new thing is snowboarding, skateboarding, or surfing on the grocery cart (inside or on the front of it) and was SUPER excited when we found the snowboarding game on the party game section of supermonkey ball. We play a lot of video games, and they are now getting exercise at the same time with the Wii :) I love both of your little stories about the kids! -Kati
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