We didn't take as many frames this time so it's not going to be real smooth, but I like the way some of the photos turned out. Hopefully we'll have time to edit it this week – otherwise, it will be next weekend before it goes up.
Caitlin has been asking for a daddy day so I took the girls to ride bikes at their school, then they spent some time on the playground. Photos of them playing on the swings can be found at http://www.flickr.com/photos/kenlohman/sets/72157614230220705
We didn't order this but they brought us some fried bananas and an orange cut up like Mickey Mouse (we already ate the orange squares before I took the pic). The Japanese are all about presentation :)
{ Sent from my iPhone }
My girls have very talented feet (just like their mom). I can’t spread them out like this no matter how hard I try.
The boy does his next animation. This time he actually drew out a storyboard. Now he wants sound effects and birds flying around. I might be getting a little carried away here, but he’s having fun so that’s all that matters ;)
Here's a link to a related Flickr set
Some photos from the game. Lots of audience participation as usual and they did their famous "football and rewind" routine. The boy was stoked to get some autographs at the end of the game, but it was so crowded he didn't get as many as he wanted unfortunately. Still had a good time though.
Some of these Lego pieces are the same ones I played with when I was the boy.
The boy saw some stop motion videos using real people so he wanted to try some out himself. He’s no David Blaine, but we had fun doing this anyways. Just a goofy way to spend an afternoon :D
This plays much smoother on my local computer Well, not exactly smooth – it’s stop motion afterall – but it doesn’t seem to pause like it does on Vimeo :(
Bakugan has replaced Yu-gi-oh! (which replacaed Pokemon) as my kids’ latest craze. The boy has now moved into wire work (sewing thread) in his animations, hehe.
