Maybe Trixie is trying to tell you she would like to try sushi. She might like it!

seriously, it took me five minutes to convince myself that the fish was plastic, even after reading and re-reading "plastic goldfish". the fact that trix's fingers are wet further underlined my first impression. can you imagine if the fish...were....real? *shiver*

now the picture is hilarious, but at first...

:)

This pic made me laugh out loud at my desk. That thumbnail is so grotesque that it belies your promise that you didn't teach Trixie her disturbing behavior - maybe you didn't teach her to cram slimy goldfish down baby's throat, per se, but in a more general sense, the demented sensibility is, well . . . shall we just say the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree?

Kat, I'm still not convinced the "doll" isn't real, too.

And yes, that is the vilest thumbnail yet produced on this site. I couldn't even begin to imagine what it was!

Ben, do you wander around the house with the camera around your neck?

In this case, Trixie was so focused and intent on forcing Baby to eat the fish, that I had time to go get the camera, have a small snack, come back and take the shot. However, to be fair, we have a small apartment and the camera is never more than about 15' away.

that is the most disturbing tpod yet. i'm reminded of the quote from "When Harry Met Sally" about "baby fish mouth."

Oooh. Great Christmas card photo ;-)

Another outrageous picture. I just love your pictures. Makes me laugh or do an awwwwwwwww at least once a day. Again, I thank you for sharing.
Keeyah

Hi,
Where did you buy such a realistic plastic goldfish??? My email address is new,,,I am trying out google email. I have many invites if any of your readers want one.

If you're local, I got them at Morgan Imports in Durham, however I know they can be found in novelty or toy stores. They cost about 50 cents and are usually in bins next to wind-up toys, bouncey balls etc.