After a few scary events, my sister and her husband in Atlanta upgraded their surveillance camera set-up to a pretty comprehensive system. It's great for their security and their peace of mind, but my 8-year-old niece has other ideas.
"We'll finally be able to see what the Easter Bunny really looks like when he hides the eggs in the yard!" she told me the other day.
"That's a problem!" my sister said when Annabelle was out of earshot.
"Why?" I shrugged. "Isn't the Easter Bunny "invisible" sometimes?"
(Here I made air quotes, which amused me, because I can't use them without thinking of the student who actually called them "bunny ears" in conversation. It took me a while to get what he was saying, but his description fit this situation really well!)
"Yah," my sister answered, "but we aren't! And that's who's going to be on camera hiding those eggs!"
Good point.
"We'll finally be able to see what the Easter Bunny really looks like when he hides the eggs in the yard!" she told me the other day.
"That's a problem!" my sister said when Annabelle was out of earshot.
"Why?" I shrugged. "Isn't the Easter Bunny "invisible" sometimes?"
(Here I made air quotes, which amused me, because I can't use them without thinking of the student who actually called them "bunny ears" in conversation. It took me a while to get what he was saying, but his description fit this situation really well!)
"Yah," my sister answered, "but we aren't! And that's who's going to be on camera hiding those eggs!"
Good point.
Hmm, that's an interesting predicament! They may have to invest in a bunny suit! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the "bunny ears" in conversation. Those I can figure out.
ReplyDeleteThe invisible delivery is going to be a bit tough!