Distractions

My grandmother has this tendency to cook in one set of pots and then transfer everything into serving dishes to be placed on the table. While I certainly don't think it's bad, let's just say I've never been the type to do that. I'll be more specific; in college I would cook my noodles in a pot on the stove, drain the water, add red sauce and eat out of the pot. An entire meal and I would dirty one pot and one fork. It was incredibly efficient. And I could store my dishes in my room and not be accused of contributing to the pile of dishes in the sink.

So the other night we were eating and I realized why Grammie used serving dishes. She had distracted kids (mom?). Anyway, we got a video of the older two boys at dinner. Notice that as they talk, they are looking at the pot instead of us. I think that they like their distorted reflections.



I especially like the end when the Mugwump is flexing in the reflection. Just like his dad, the only time it appears that he has muscles is when the reflection is distorted

Happy Mother's Day

I know he's hard to understand, but I'm sure he is trying to say, "Happy Mother's Day". (I didn't mean for that to rhyme).

While I'm experimenting, I'll try Youtube as well. This one is from Six-Pence. He doesn't talk very loudly, so you may need to turn up the volume.


Right, I do have three kids. Here's the Mother's Day wish from number three. Again via Youtube, I think that's the way to go. Tell me what you think.