New Jersey (AP)
Photos were taken of this child today who appears to be the victim of a sweat shop operation. The intensity with which he is working and the look of concentration on his face can only be attributed to the fact that his evil taskmaster is photographing him. Sources say that the child appeared to be well cared for, however, curiously enough, he is wearing the same clothes as yesterday. When questioned by our reporter as to what he was doing, he replied, "I keening." The child's mother, who was unavailable for comment because she was dusting, is a known "clean freak," who is reported to vacuum everyday and shake uncontrollably when the pillows on the couch are out of order. Human Rights Organizations are calling for action.
August 17, 2005
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Monkey see, monkey do.
Very funny!
I love you guys.
ROFLMBO!!! His face is PRICELESS in that first photo Laney!!!
Hey, you may have a partner in sweeping the tents there girlie. ;-)
Hugs!
Jess (whose couch cushions are crooked but she's given up after #3 LOL)
That is sooo rich!! I laughed thru this whole post. You could go professional Laney. what a crackerjack reporter you are! And your little man is adorable. We have a 18 month old grandson, your little man reminds me of ours. A delightful post!
Thanks for a great laugh on a very hectic day!! The pix are adorable as usual.
Have a blessed....& clean day!!!
~~~smiles~~~ LOL
Namaste`
How funny! I love the pix - even the marker ones show hoe adorable he is! You know - you can never be too clean!
LOL!! "I keening" What an adorable little guy! You must be so proud to have him following in your footsteps like that! ;)
Does he do motivational speaking too? Maybe he could get my butt moving to clean my house like that...
HA HA HA! Thanks for the laugh!
If he gets bored, he can always come over and clean my walls!!!
Too cute.
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Do you really vacuum every day?
Oh, Laney, this is payback - now it's my turn to giggle and laugh. Thank you! How cute!
It reminds me of one of my neices, who asked for a vacuum for her third birthday. We walked through some department store at the Mall of American one day and she stopped to oogle a lovely red one... "Oohhhh, this would do a wonderful job in the living room, Gwandma!" She cooed. Her Gwandma was SO. Proud.
I, um, will admit here that I will only own couches w/ cushions and/or pillows (like on the back and arms) that are permanently affixed - b/c it makes me twitchy if they don't stay put. I threw out a great little floral throw pillow b/c it belonged on the couch, but lived on the floor. So I determined it was defunct and ditched it.
You're doing a fine job w/ that little guy - keep it up and you'll never want for a tidy home on Mother's Day when they are teens. That is good stuff!
Dy
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