We’ve all been there, but somehow it’s particularly cute when it happens to a six-year old.

Staying at the hospital can change a person, and not always for the better. In this case, though, the change seems to have been temporary. Thank goodness.

Pop quiz: you’re driving home late at night, and your eight-year old asks you about the devil. His six-year old brother also wants to hear. What do you do?

I would just like to say, for the record, that I blame this particular scene on the meds the little guy was on. He was clearly out of his head.

Have you ever tried collecting waves? It’s quite a lot of fun, especially if you have a couple of little guys to do it with.

There are some phrases that I simply don’t want to hear before I’m fully awake. One of those words, it turns out, is “dart gun.” Enjoy!

For some inexplicable reason, the kids aren’t as excited about growing up to be a daddy any more. I’m not sure why.

When running directly toward trouble, it’s probably best to prepare your excuses ahead of time. It’s not exactly the most obvious of life-lessons, but I think it’s one the big guy may now understand.

I think we’ve all tried this one, some of us more recently than others. I’m wondering, though, if it’s ever actually worked.

There’s nothing like a careful weighing of the options when making a lifetime decision. And this, as the joke goes, is nothing like a careful weighing of the options.