Wordful Wednesday: Mario Kart

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Remember Nintendo 64? It's somewhere between Nintendo and PS3. We still have ours and we dragged out Mario Kart on Sunday. I raced against Big A a few times (he won one set and I won one; we're pretty friendly when we play), then we decided to let Moose at it.

Here's he's got our PS2 controller. I wanted him to not feel left out when we had controllers.

When it was his turn, he just ran his guy into a wall and kept pressing buttons. This is when he realized the red button (pause) made noise. He just kept pushing it and pushing it, leaving Big A's game paused, unpaused, paused, unpaused. Oh my, it was HILARIOUS!


Look how proud he is of himself! It was so sweet.

This is an awful picture of Big A but I think they look adorable together. Gaming time!

But honestly, one thing makes me confused about these pictures. Where did my chubby little baby go? This little boy in these pictures is skinny! Where's his pot belly? I swear it disappeared overnight! ...I guess this means he's growing up...


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Comments

Happy said…
So cute! I can remember playing Mario Bros. on the ORIGINAL Nintendo! And we thought it was so high tech!

I love the first picture of Moose playing.

It's so bittersweet when the outgrow their baby chub!
June 24, 2009 at 8:48 AM
Jen said…
Mario Kart ROCKS!!!! We just love to play that game! And your boys are just too cute together.
June 24, 2009 at 2:15 PM
Sweet Serendipity said…
Funny...and too cute.

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June 24, 2009 at 5:31 PM
EmmaP said…
he is soooo growing up! i noticed that he has a CHIN!!! and yes, they are ADORABLE together....
June 25, 2009 at 1:14 AM
Alicia said…
I love mario kart!!! my all time fav is donkey kong tho...ok...daddy and moose look EXACTLY alike!! too cute!!
June 25, 2009 at 1:47 AM
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