Cabin fever.

Today it rained.  Buckets and buckets.

By mid-day, it was time to make our own fun.

When the webcam finally ran out of film, I decided that we would all speak with an echo for the rest-est-est of the day-day-day.

Juliana pretty much removed herself from the whole situation - first by ignoring me and then by leaving the room.

Sheldon, on the other hand, was annoyed.  Like really annoyed.  But, unfortunately for him, it was the kind of annoyed that right when he was close to losing it he'd start to laugh.  And that, my friends, is what I love about these sorts of games.  It makes me want to play even more!!  I'd let some non-echo time pass, and then when he'd come and ask for something (usually a snack) and I'd only let him have it if he asked with his echo voice.   Did you know what a 14-year old using an echo voice against his will looks like?  It's funny.

Needless to say after all of our rainy day activities we all needed quiet time (read:  a nap).

Hopefully the sun will be out tomorrow.  I don't think I can keep up the rainy day pace-ace-ace.