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Photos by Super-Sitter Erin from some weekday morning when Mimi and I were at work and Kiddo wasn't going to daycare. Not sure what they were up to, but Erin managed to capture a special kind of weirdness from the kid that day.

Nice work, Erin!

"And I think it's gonna be a long, long time
Before touch down brings me 'round again to find
I'm not the man they think I am at home
Oh no, no, no ..."

I was going to do a "Foster-Grant" gag but who the hell remembers those commercials besides me?

I don't have words for whatever is going on here.

Comments

KT said…
Good job, Erin!

One:
BBBBennie and the Jets
Oh but they're weird and they're wonderful

Two:
I do!

Three:
You talkin' to me? You talkin' to ME?!

(There's got to be a way to monetize this. If Jon & Kate can do it...)
6:52 AM
smatano said…
The trick would be to find a way to monetize it without our lives becoming a cavalcade of misery and tabloid scandal. So, in the meantime, we'll keep our quiet and (relatively) normal lives like they are.

Of course, if you want to send us a few bucks, we'll take it.
10:50 AM
ric said…
Is that first photo of Stevie Wonder, or maybe it's Elton...wait no, it's my youngest cousin. Way to rock Yuki! That last picture is a bit punk though, so watch it kid.
9:12 PM
Anonymous said…
is that you behind those foster grants?
10:27 PM
Anonymous said…
love it love it! i don't tune in to Jon and Kate but this I can't miss!!
xoxoxo
Gibs
11:56 AM
Everywhereist said…
The last photo is reminiscent of my uncle when he can't see something properly. "Huh? What is that? I need new glasses."
9:15 PM
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