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3 comments:
I remember this age. The little one in the glasses is especially telling. Look at the way she looks around the room and changes her expression depending on what the other girls are doing.
It makes me shudder how much I still see them in the adult world.
I will soon be a father. The video makes another convincing case for letting my daughter play with guns instead or watching TV, at least American Idol.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFB7Va6FZo4
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