Fun with Luke

Have you ever noticed that when you put your nose to someone else's nose and look at each other's eyes it looks like the other person has just one eye?  Luke and I started calling this a Cyclops Kiss.  He showed Eliza how to do it.

Luke put together a store because he got a printout of small paper bills at school and enjoyed cutting them up and figuring out how they should be used.  He and I made a couple of signs for his store, Chick McWhy, then he was the store operator and I was the customer buying toys, chicken nuggets (cost: $30), milkshakes (cost: $1), hamburgers (cost: $10), and fry-swords (cost: $3).

  

A couple of days later, Luke had left his money out and Jack tore it when he was upset about something.  I insisted Jack tape it back together, and when I saw how Jack taped it, I tried to have him re-do it, correctly.  I looked to Luke for backup but when I asked him what he thought about his money looking like this, he said it was "awesome."