Captured on film

Well, it's not really film.  It's a memory card.  Will we be able to use that phrase anymore?  I guess it will just become another phrase that in 30 years kids will say, "Mom, where did the phrase "captured on film" come from?"  Anyway, I knew that Luke would not be a one trick pony with his new toy-crate-chair buisness. 

(you can see the gap in the wall behind him where the crates are supposed to go)

And then right after I took these he realized he couldn't see the tv from that vantage point, so he moved. 

Now, you might be wondering where all of those fabulous Hot Wheeles, Matchbox cars, Tonka trucks, and other 4 wheeled toys that are normally housed in the red crate might be while he reclines in their home.  They would be on my coffee table.  Where he very carefully took them out two at a time (one in each hand) and placed them safely on the table to wait.  I should have known what he was  up to when I saw the mass exodus next to the coasters.  Also, all of the things piled on the fireplace in the above picture are toys normally stored on top of the crate.  You can see the great length and effort he went to just for an uncomfortable seat directly next to the couch.