Technology, baby toy, and mullet spotting

We heard from high authorities that if we, as parents, were to ever come across the LittleTikes garden toy thing, we should buy it. They don't make the product anymore, and for infants who are learning to stand and/or walk, it is the equivalent to a tickle-me-elmo. We have witnessed this first hand in our ECFE class. In fact, the value of this device was proven to such an extent to one of our classmates that she paid well over $50 for one on eBay and then drove to Chicago to pick it up.

So when we accidentally came across one for $25 while window shopping a used goods store, we bought it. Although Quinn genuinely seems appreciative, her towering height over the normal learning-to-stand aged children make the toy a bit of a hazard seeing as the walls designed to support are at waist height and could cause her to topple overboard. Still, we can always consider the purchase an investment. Perhaps we can sell it to someone from Montana for $80.

I (David) have been enjoying the new cell phone since I got is some time ago. The above photo was taken with it. Unfortunately it doesn't always produce that high of a quality photo. As was the case when I tried to capture the image of this Mullet in Cub Foods:

The video quality is okay, but the view is often small. But for those interested in the content, it can still come in handy for blogging purposes.

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