And just like my real junk drawer here at home.....I don't really ever organize it completely. It just looks that way. So here are some of my sections of the junk drawer I've thrown in those little plastic dividers.
Guess what the them was you gize. A personalized "legendary" Pokemon (whatever that means, I just nod my head and say "mmm hmm.....cool!)
Since the day after his 5th birthday until this very moment he'd been asking for a DS. Nothing else but a DS. In fact his birthday list looked a little like this:
FATHER'S DAY/MY BIRTHDAY EXTRAVAGANZA:
Complete with a special musical number from Riley to Papa (extra points who knows which song it was)
And his favorite gift was from me of course. A pic of us together!! (I'm his favorite you know - he told me so)
And lucky for me I got to share my birthday on that day too. AV was nice to make a cake to celebrate both occasions. (That's a LOT of candles)
BRAINS HAD MANY A SWIM MEET:His besties were his biggest fans, often hanging around all day just to watch his events.

We call this one "The genetic rib"
(Papa's was on the left, right mom?
Mine is on the right
Brain's is on the left)
Do you remember when you were a kid and you had your own "yard sale" in the front and brought some of your old toys and books out to make money? What a genius you were! To make some other kid happy and give yourself a pat on the back and some kudos/money at the same time. But then, Shorty across the street walks away with (what you now realize) is your favorite Purple Pie Man (Strawberry shortcake, you gize, geez!).This was kinda like that:
I changed my mind!!! Come back!

By far the funniest part (for me) was seeing Shed stand up after landing and immediately looking like he was gonna lose his lunch. I could see th body language from 100 yds away. Priceless. His friend, Arn, didn't seem to have that problem tho.
Let's do a little compare and contrast.
Arn:
Ihave to admit, you gize, I couldn't stop lollerzing.












































