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Go ahead. Touch it.

Okay, but here's a lovely shot from Christmas day itself.

And I can already hear the groans. You're all thinking that I've gone too far. I'm pushing my son into a cult. In my defense, this AMAZING vintage Apple sign was a present for my brother, Josh. And I had nothing to do with it. Luke was drawn to it without my prodding. I just took the picture. He's his own man. He can make his own OS choices. He's just smart that way, I guess.

Picture taken December 25, 2005.

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Oh, and Teague kids: don't miss Poppy casually showing off his double-jointed monkey-thumb. This may be the first photographic documentation of that feature?

Posted by: Beau. at January 4, 2006 09:45 AM

Do we know this is an OS choice, or is this a longing for hardware? Could it be an I-pod or a Macintosh "brick" that peeks his interest? Or do I just not really understand Apple logos?

Posted by: Grandad at January 4, 2006 01:46 PM

Beau & Jeanine,
Just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your terrific (and witty) site- I'm an old sorority sister of Jeanine's (Julie Jones) and stumbled across your site several months ago. I'm glad to see you both so happy and your boys are just amazing. My husband and I live in Marietta- if you're ever up for a little AXO reunion, let me know. Happy New Year!
Warmly,
Julie (how did I end up with such a weird last name after "Jones"?) Ohnstad

Posted by: Julie at January 4, 2006 03:14 PM

OS choice?! It looks to me as if the kid hasn't eaten in weeks, and the site of food, even food that's multi-coloured and unnatural looking as this appears to be, is just astounding to him.

Depriving children of food so they'll make a certain OS choice may be effective, but that doesn't make it right. Fun, doesn't mean right.

Posted by: Kevin at January 4, 2006 07:49 PM


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Go ahead. Touch it. Okay, but here's a lovely shot from Christmas day itself. And I can already hear the groans. You're all thinking that I've gone too far. I'm pushing my son into a cult. In my defense, this AMAZING vintage Apple sign was a present for my brother, Josh. And I had nothing to do with it. Luke was drawn to it without my prodding. I just took the picture. He's his own man. He can make his own OS choices. He's just smart that way, I guess. Picture taken December 25, 2005.
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