I remember being in high school, and one of the best things about Homecoming week was the Powder Puff Game. Or more specifically, the Powder Puff Cheerleaders. I mean, really... what high school student doesn't enjoy watching the jocks getting dresses up in cheerleading uniforms and dancing around like idiots?

Well, the 2009-2010 class of Powder Puff Cheerleaders from Carroll High School (I have no idea what state) took their dance to a whole new level!

I particularly like their use of space, and they really should thank their choreographer for doing a great job!

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This is my son. He's 2 and he LOVES playing computer games. This is him playing World of Warcraft on Daddy's computer. He knows how to move the characters around, and he knows what several keys do when he presses them. At this rate, he'll have his own account by the time he's 3!

I present to you... MONSTER BABY!!!

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You may be wondering why I didn't post anything yesterday. Well, here is why:

That is my poor father, or "PawPaw" as he is affectionately known, trying to convince 6 children under the age of 5 to all look at a tiny little camera at the same time. I was behind the camera, with my finger anxiously anticipating the perfect moment to press the shutter. Alas, that moment never came, and I ended up with what you see before you.

We then proceeded to take those 6 children trick-or-treating around the mall. I think you can understand me needing a day off to recover!

By the way, only one of the kids is mine (Robin Hood). The other 5 are just kids we picked up off the street because we thought they'd be cute standing near him. I jest, they are my nieces and nephew.

All in all, it was a good time, but a good time I'm glad only happens once a year!

He's not too old for sweeties, but he's too young for a wife!

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The Toddler Way!

I am SO going to the store and getting some corn on the cob for my 2 year-old! He LOVES corn!

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This little boy is ALMOST as cute as my son!

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This kid is a better driver than most adults I know!

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This quintet is part of Seattle's Marrowstone in the City program. Link (Lennart Jansson) and Ash (Gen Kim) wrote the arangement, and Link also plays the ocarina during the Tetris theme. These are some talented kids!

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This is a young man named Wesley, and he loves Johnny Cash. This is him, singing "Folsom Prison Blues" at the 2009 Spring Coffee Shop Jam in Seattle. By the way, he's only 5...

To read more about Wesley, CLICK HERE.

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This little fellow just doesn't give up!

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I dare you to watch this without laughing!

She talks more than my son!!!

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This video reminds me of the day we sight read "Bohemian Rhapsody" in choir class just for fun! It's good to see music teachers having so much fun with their students, and incorporating popular music into their classrooms!