Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Georgia's New Racket
Last night, my daughter discovered a great new racket. You see, if you get dressed in a costume, and go to people's houses on the last night of October, they give you free candy.
This was a big revelation to her, believe me.
Of course, when we got home, and she started helping us give candy to other trick-or-treaters, she rushed to the door every time to show them her candy.
Now, it kills me that these next shots turned out so blurry (and I've resolved at our earliest opportunity to get a new camera), but they give a general overview of Georgia's slow dawning realization that she really, really likes chocolate.
Here's the basic sequence of events. Georgia selects a chocolate ball, wrapped up to look like an eyeball. She takes off the wrapper. Hilarity ensues.
This was a big revelation to her, believe me.
Of course, when we got home, and she started helping us give candy to other trick-or-treaters, she rushed to the door every time to show them her candy.
Now, it kills me that these next shots turned out so blurry (and I've resolved at our earliest opportunity to get a new camera), but they give a general overview of Georgia's slow dawning realization that she really, really likes chocolate.
Here's the basic sequence of events. Georgia selects a chocolate ball, wrapped up to look like an eyeball. She takes off the wrapper. Hilarity ensues.
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Hah hah, she is adorable. You and Scalzi should have a face-off for the most-adorable-daughter-of-a-SF-writer!
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11/2/06 10:50 PM
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11/2/06 10:50 PM
Oh yeah, and it was me (Radek) posting above. I'm also sure that if you went ahead with this challenge I proposed, Georgia would be thrilled about once she reached her teenage-hood!
-Radek
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-Radek
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11/2/06 10:52 PM
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