February 23, 2008

  • Wii Kids

    My kids still love me best, but they want to do everything their Daddy does. We’re both loving every moment as long as it lasts. John got a Wii some months back, and has been working on getting his pro status ever since. Anna Kathryn begs and pleads to play too, and knows if her wii-mote is really connected to a player or not, so he can’t trick her into taking a spare one and “playing” along. Recently, we had a friend (JD) over who has a Wii also. He agreed to a boxing match with Anna Kathryn. Her boxing style is so funny, we tried to get it on video. The video we did get was later into the game and she was tired, but multiply her motions by about five and that’s how she started out. It was way funnier watching her than the television! Notice the short shot of JD, calmly kicking her behind without breaking a sweat! (I think she got him once, though.)

    William and Stephen wanted in on the action, badly. William kept grabbing anything that looked remotely like a wii-mote, and Stephen followed suit with a a PS2 game controller. They gestured wildly at the screen just like their big sister.

    And that’s an evening’s entertainment in our family. Oh, how far we’ve come!!

Comments (7)

  • Oh, can I ever relate!!! I used to get mad at dh for making my children video game addicts ~ now I call it “male bonding” and send them off to have some boy time. I suppose it’s no more violence than a football game.

  • BTW – thanks. I’ve missed you lots!

  • ROFL! Delaney goes bananas when the kids play Guitar Hero. She grabs anything in sight and starts hitting it. It’s hilarious.

    Those boys got HUGE! Wow. And AK’s hair is so beautiful… as always. :)

  • That’s cute, Kari! My kids got to play the Wii for the first time last night. I’m not sure they were too impressed. Whew.

    It would be so fun if we lived closer – my girls would love playing with AK. And the boys have a ball fighting over toys.

  • I’m jealous.  No, not about the Wii… about just being there to see that.  Have all the fun you can.  They grow up fast.  Erma Bombeck’s “If I had my life to live over,” came to mind:  http://www.kalimunro.com/If_I_Had_My_Life_To_Live_Over.html

  • Quite a little mover there!  The boys are close behind  Family fun and bonding in the comforts of one’s home is a treasure, indeed.  Love you all.

  • How funny. I’ve been enjoying your posts.

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