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Twinfamy
the epic blog of a father of twins
My View of the Super Bowl
24 responses to “My View of the Super Bowl”
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I made a strange squealing sound when I saw the cuteness of that somersaulting photo. Good thing there’s no one else around… :-\
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Fear not, Jess! Strange squealing sounds are always welcome here. :)
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I made a strange squealing noise as I had a coronary looking at that mess…
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Haha, it’s what YOU have to look forward to with the BOGOFs. How are things going?
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Look at all this squealing. I can only assume Twinfamy has achieved Beatlemania status. It’s about time.
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You’re so far away from the television…
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My mother always told me not to sit too close. Looks like I was listening after all.
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Twinmania has hit! Everyone in my house squealed as soon as I said, “OOH! A new Twinfamy post!” Then it turned to all out fangirl screams and jumping up and down when my twins saw yours. Still not sure if it was a, “Aww, baby!” or an “Oh baby!” when the girls saw your boy running.
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See? It’s just like the beginning of “A Hard Day’s Night,” with running boys and screaming females. It’s all happening.
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Omg, looove this! And also so glad this was not my mess! My hubby wouldnt have minded, much less noticed either.
So cute :)
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It was a small price to pay for the ability to actually watch the game. The kids were happy and it gave us a good 30 minutes of viewing time. And the best part was that all it took was a quick vacuum, and it was like it never happened. Win-win.
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Pic #3, downstage right – is that Piglet?
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It sure is! In this particular scene, Piglet is wearing another stuffed animal’s t-shirt, as my daughter insisted he was cold.
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Your party looks fun. We didn’t have any popcorn at ours, but there were cupcakes. Sans twins and somersaults, natch.
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I have no regrets. The kids had fun, and Mommy and Daddy got to watch the game. It was a win-win.
An yes, the vacuum worked fantastically. It really only took about five minutes and we were good to go.
8-year-old twins, eh? Got any words of wisdom for rookies like us?
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Believe it or not, I’m just getting ready to release my memoir entitled Twin Turbulence: What happened when twins happened. It’s a brutally honest account of our “popcorn-and-superbowl” adventures of raising our own twins, focusing through the age of 2. Look for it March 19th…you’ll probably get a kick out of it.
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[…] when I stumbled upon THIS, it was just what I needed to keep going. I laughed so hard! Then I laughed some […]
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[…] I post photos of my kids, they’re either photos where they’re facing away from the camera or where their faces are covered by the hilarious white circles I use in my stick figure […]
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Hahaha… How cute. Children are awesome … What Eber they do, you must love them :))
Me and my husband was watching the super bowl in Berlin, germany at night. Every night our 2 years old girl is sleeping like a little Angel, without waking up. This night, she must have thought, oh well, why not beeing awake… I have to go to bed and watch it there, but my daughter was the in the opinion oft having fun and comment eeeeeeeverything the reporter said… In her language… Loud … And she asked things all the time…. Well, i think that was the best report on football i’ve ever got :D
(I’m sorry for my english, its not that good anymore)
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