Aunt Papisha is not

[pbray]

... a Robot
... a bear
... a camel
... an animal in the zoo (no matter what tricks she can do)
... able to fly
... a really big Robot
... a grown-up


Aunt Papisha, is, however, ridculous! And locacita.

Comments

[kristine-smith.livejournal.com]

Having fun?

[pbray.livejournal.com]

Having lots of fun, though the stamina of small children continues to amaze. I need a vacation from this vacation :-)

The stomp rocket kit that launches foam rockets was a great hit on Christmas day-- in the first few minutes of use we managed to launch rockets into a palm tree, the neighbor's fenced-in yard, and then Camila was hit in a friendly fire incident when she decided to stand over the launcher.

[jjschwabach.livejournal.com]

I'm confused.... wouldn't not being a robot make you also not a really big robot?

Glad you got to see the nephew- and niece-lets (or is it niece- and nephew-lets?) over the holidays. Mine were too far away. I got to talk to my oldest niece on the phone for about three seconds, though...

[pbray.livejournal.com]

Robots come in two varieties. There is the small kind of robot called Wall-E who is very cute but not really helpful. (All he does is pick up trash! And if he's in your house his belly could explode and there would be trash EV-ERY-WHERE!)

Then there are the large robots, who would be very helpful and are sometimes named Tobor. But I'm not one of those either.

It was fun to see my brother's kids, although Christmas in South Florida remains surreal to a born & bred New Englander.