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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Our three beautiful babies ...

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Originally uploaded by jonpoon
Not really ours, but you get the idea.

My niece's three babies are growing so quickly these days. It's always fun to do video conferencing with them; they have gotten so used to the video cameras that they no longer look shocked or surprised when we appear on screen.

In fact my niece said that when we finished our video conferences, the babies will sometimes point to the monitor and indicate, in their baby language, that they want to continue seeing us. 8)
 
posted by Jonathan at 12:35 AM | Permalink |


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