Someday, when you are old and gray and eating food just like this, you will wonder why your daughter committed you to and old-age home where the staff beats on you and steals your jewelry. You can look at this card for your answer.
Just wanted to say I missed the "Skisons Greetings" reference the other day. The Office repeated it's Christmas show again last night and when Michael said that I immediately thought of this post. Classic stuff you're producing here.
Wow, it's even better on-line than in person: bigger and brighter and pukier.
ReplyDeleteDamn you, Blogger Beta! That's TinaPOPO, dammit!
ReplyDeletecute kid...gross peas
ReplyDeleteAre they really peas or applesauce? Because really at a point it's hard to tell.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute cute.
That's frickin' awesome. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteDisgusting but oh so adorable.
ReplyDeletetpp - somehow the image that scanned in was like 9 feet tall. I don't get it. I had to scale it back here.
ReplyDeletemm - thanks, and yes, all baby food is nasty. For some reason I always taste it too.
leezer - you totally caught us! The only green food we had was mixed veggies. So we pawned them off as peas.
hk - thanks! and you too.
pix - just a few more weeks until you are introduced to a whole new world of disgustin.
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ReplyDeleteShe is going to totally love you for that. That card will haunt her.
ReplyDeleteYour card has now joined other photos of our friend with some strippers at his bachelor party and Bubby getting a bath on our refrigerator.
ReplyDeleteIf that card were any cheesier, I'd put it in my macaroni.
ReplyDeleteIf it were any cornier, I'd put butter and salt on it and roast it in the shuck on my grill, then eat it or make tasty bread out of it.
Cute, though. Good idea.
Pun city!
thanks for the mashed up food in her mouth. That puts a nice spin on the Holidays
ReplyDeletecookie - it's the first of many to come!
ReplyDeletemel - awesome!
tf - good analysiseses.
ss - it's better than the traditional boring cards I think.
i think this should be yearly until she's 18.
ReplyDeleteWell, she's officially "daddy's girl" until she gets married, right? so, it may as well go until she has a husband. When she's 40.
ReplyDeleteSomeday, when you are old and gray and eating food just like this, you will wonder why your daughter committed you to and old-age home where the staff beats on you and steals your jewelry. You can look at this card for your answer.
ReplyDeleteThis is cute, Tim.
ReplyDeleteI like it.
And Kenslee is freakin' adorable!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS to you too. :)
So, Tim...now that the word Beta had an x drawn through it, will you be using it?
ReplyDeleteyour baby is the exception to my "white babies are ugly" stance. seriously, that is so adorable.
ReplyDeleteBrooke - and her Christmas card in 2049 will be the same exact thing, except I'll be the one with peas dribbling down my face.
ReplyDeletemin - ! you're still around?? happy holidays!
cookie - I almost gave in the other day and did it. no, just because they're now calling it "the new blogger" doesn't mean I want it.
suburbdc - thanks. I think so.
Just wanted to say I missed the "Skisons Greetings" reference the other day. The Office repeated it's Christmas show again last night and when Michael said that I immediately thought of this post. Classic stuff you're producing here.
ReplyDeleteThat's the most clever picture card I have ever seen. Kenslee is getting so big!
ReplyDeleteHoly crap. Your baby is the cutest thing I've seen in like month. And I've seen kittens & puppies in the last month.
ReplyDeletehaha classic
ReplyDeleteHey Tim. How is it I know a good number of your readers and never came over to view your blog. Better late than never.
ReplyDeleteYour baby is adorable and I love the Christmas card. Happy Holidays to you. I will be over to check out your blog more often!