Good ones - could wrote a book with them ... ... or two? (If, somewhat related to age - one calculates that one may have time.). Annie ... figger that it might be a "cheesey" story? ole joyful

Me too, aok. With a big comfy chair for all the visitors to make plenty of room for lap sitters.

Jasdip, my two nephews (6 and 4 at the time) did the same to me one day when I was watching them. We went to the store, they picked out pork chops and vegetables, we went home, prepared dinner, and as we sat at the table the older one looked at me and said, "I hope you know, we don't eat vegetables." Younger one, " Yeah and we don't eat that stuff either!" - pushing the pork chop away with his fork. I didn't find it amusing at the time. So, I said, fine, don't eat. DD and I finished our dinner while they just sat there. SIL was very not happy with me because they were SO HUNGRY when she picked them up - "why didn't I feed them?"

At first I thought this was a sad homeless picture. But actually, I think it's just cool street art.