Presenting an in-depth analysis of the New York Times’ coverage of the 2008 Presidential election. First up, Casey, who offers a compelling argument for change:
Next, Mischa offers her take on Casey’s editorial:
We hope this makes your decision easier for tomorrow’s historical election.
VOTE EARLY, VOTE OFTEN!
So, back in October 2006, Casey was playing with an old cell phone of ours, pretending to have a conversation. We took a movie of it:
Pretty funny, the way a two-and-a-half-year-old interprets adult conversation.
Flash foward a year and a few months, to Decmber 2007. Casey is now 3 years and 10 months. By now he talks on the phone for real, when he’s inclined, but I caught him pretending again:
It’s pretty amazing how much clearer his speech is. We knew this, but comparing it side-by-side like this was a real eye-opener. This also shows that stammering, searching for words toddler speech that can be so funny. I don’t think he’s really searching for the right words, I think his mouth can’t quite keep up with his brain.
Time really flies…
I am the (co-) winner of the second John August Scene Challenge. Prize: bragging rights. So I’m bragging.
Don’t get excited. Just taking it out for a spin. I’ll keep her under 60mph.
And, to test embedding: Mischa stands.
