TPOD: Dec 20, 2004 | "One point twenty-one gigawatts"

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One point twenty-one gigawatts

I know this is hard to believe, but the huge gash (currently covered) on Trixie's forehead has nothing to do with her new ability to climb/fall out of the crib. She actually banged it on a table leg. I just wanted to go ahead and set the record straight, because I'm afraid her injury will be showing up in TPODs for weeks to come. BTW, after she hit her head, she drew this.
Photo taken December 19th, 2004.

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One point twenty-one gigawatts I know this is hard to believe, but the huge gash (currently covered) on Trixie's forehead has nothing to do with her new ability to climb/fall out of the crib. She actually banged it on a table leg. I just wanted to go ahead and set the record straight, because I'm afraid her injury will be showing up in TPODs for weeks to come. BTW, after she hit her head, she drew this. Photo taken December 19th, 2004.
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