Two Are Better Than One

To set the scene: a lone boy plays peacefully after breakfast.

Enter stage left: a second boy, bent on one thing only.

1. He inspects.

2. He destroys, and I admonish.

3. He ignores all reproof and delights in destruction.

Ezekiel notices, flops down and exclaims (with melodrama he's learned from his sisiters), "Oh, NO! Not AGAIN!"





Scene closes with both boys, doing their thing.