Aug 14 2007

Wordless Wednesday Thirteen

Published by Mark Williams at 11:18 pm under Video, Wordless Wednesday

NOTE: Anyone reading my latest fiction, “Off Planet,” the action ramps up today and we finally see the beginnings of a plot in Part 3. If you haven’t read any of it, you may start here (this isn’t a shameless plug abusing the WW format — I just happened to be in the middle of a story).

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Wordless Wednesday Section

Please click Continue Reading to see today’s “Wordless Wednesday” post (I’m trying to avoid loading videos on the main page).

Time: 31 seconds

Press play and give it a moment. Or, right-click to download it here (Mac users, Apple-click or Option-click, or whatever it is you do).

I have to add this (sorry, I’m not very wordless, after all). Today is the 15th anniversary of the day I married that boy’s mommy. Happy Anniversary to us!

See other Wordless Wednesday participants here.

7 Responses to “Wordless Wednesday Thirteen”

  1. Annaon 14 Aug 2007 at 11:28 pm

    OK, so now that I am going to throw up….

    Cute video. No words needed. I love the “OK, that is enough” at the end….he just needs to say “CUT!”

    Hehehe. Loved your comment on my post. Safely is the way I prefer to fly. :)

  2. jjon 14 Aug 2007 at 11:36 pm

    Now I’m dizzy!

  3. Daveon 15 Aug 2007 at 7:29 am

    He seems to have problems with that corner near the window… check his back left tire. *S*

  4. Simonon 15 Aug 2007 at 8:14 am

    When my kid tells me, “OK, that’s enough…” it’s normally because I’ve been tickling him ferociously. But, overall, I can totally relate!

  5. Moksha Grenon 15 Aug 2007 at 9:32 am

    Weeeee!

    I’m actually impressed with the camera work. Low camera, high speed. I have to imaging you were stooped over and waddling fairly quickly.

  6. Markon 15 Aug 2007 at 11:47 am

    Anna and jj - I figured the camera motion might make some folks queasy.

    Dave - Good call.

    Simon - Now when he chases a dog or a child, he’ll have to learn the subtle difference between the two reasons for running away (”just try and get me,” or “stay back, you evil crumb grabber”). Sometimes four-year-olds aren’t so good at detecting emotional nuance.

    Apparently daddies aren’t always that great at it, either.

    Thus, Ben’s final declaration above.

    MG - A little stooping, but the handy, tilting pop-out LCD makes it easier to do this type of shot. I love getting down at a kid’s level for any type of photography.

  7. Mikeon 16 Aug 2007 at 6:52 am

    Woah, that does make you a little dizzy. Great Wordless Wednesday post, but Ben got in a few words!

    Happy Anniversary guys!

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