Tuesday, January 13, 2009


Willis is very upset when he hears the news. How will the boys fare without their cantakerous adopted father? Find out in the next update!
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Poor Arnold witnesses Death take him away. And the wolf is still there.
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Things don't look so good for Mr. Drummond.
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Whew, she left!
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She leaves, but the even stupider nanny wanders in!!! No nanny; if you die, all is lost!!!
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The stupid music and dance hobby leader comes in the burning shed to tell Mr. Drummond he can be in her special club.
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A fire is started (yay) but he is unable to sit at the piano as the grill is now in the way. It probably still wouldn't count as a piano fire, anyway, even if he were able to sit at the piano--I believe a fireplace is required?
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Mr. Drummond summons the nanny back to the house, and, realizing he will never be able to achieve a piano fire, bites the bullet and fires up the grill. But what has made him so insane as to do this???
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Willis passes out in the living room, since he let his little brother sleep on the couch. And there are wolves outside, oh noes!
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The nanny managed to somehow make a plate of lobsters without burning the house down, so Mr. Drummond takes a break from trying to burn himself to death while playing the piano.
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Mr. Drummond lights the fireplace again. What does a girl have to do to get a good piano fire going???
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Meet the nanny with the flower in her hair. Willis brought home this kid from school; they must be in the chess club together.
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Okay, I put the fireplace closer to the piano. Maybe that will help?
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After work, Mr. Drummond is so excited to get his piano shed time going that he phases thru the door to light the fireplace.
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Since we have 24 hours to kill the adult, I had the kids go to school and sent Mr. Drummond to a job as a Yearbook Supervisor, to help their grades a bit, and get a little bit more money in.
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Okay, THIRD time has to be the charm, right? Here the family enjoys their first taste of life in Sedona, although the place seems really familiar for some reason . . .
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After the nanny didn't get paid, there was no point in trying to kill Mr. Drummond anymore, as every time he called for another nanny, they were too mad to send another one, despite him trying until 8 the next morning. So, since I couldn't kill him without getting the kids taken away, thus ended attempt number two! This challenge is quite tricky to get off the ground!
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Mr. Drummond takes a break from the piano shed to cook some mac and cheese, so he doesn't starve to death first.
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Not you, too, townie Nery! Everybody OUT!
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No, Arnold! Get out of the piano shed!
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Willis is devastated at the loss of the kitchen counter.
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Ack! Didn't leave enough money to pay the nanny, who is leaving since Mr. Drummond is still alive, so she is stealing the kitchen counter!
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Making another fire. It gets cold in the piano shed.
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The nanny feeds the children a nutritious dinner of cookies and chips.
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Mr. Drummond starts racking up the creativity points, and still no piano fire, sigh.

See, here's the nanny! Say hi to the nanny everybody!
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