I like this shot of Ms. Homer and her family much, more more -- why, she's even smiling!

I rather like this photo. It's fun to examine every inch of the clothing in the photo, from the geometric embroidery on Mrs. Homer's dress, to the double-buttoned coat on the youngster on the right, and the smocking on the children's outfits, to their Mary Jane shoes and Buster Brownish haircuts. What makes it particularly interesting to me is that my own mother, who is 101 years old, is roughly the same age as the children, and I can imagine her in a smocked dress, riding a spindly tricycle in 1919. Kind of makes it not seem quite as archaic after all.

Run, in the general direction of away!

Was this clip edited out of "The Shining"?

Because they intuitively apprehend that they'll go through their adult lives known simply as Samuel Barber's no-talent cousins.

For your soul. It looks like feeding time.

Seeing such a warm moment, captured for posterity, reminds us of the magic of photography.