I tend to prefer fairly sleek styles without a lot of frills
(except for my socks, which tend to run more towards glow-in-the-dark patterns; I used to wear gaudy earrings, too, but discovered that babies tend to be fascinated by 4 inch long skeletons that dance on your shoulders and little twinkly stars that have battery-powered blinker lights in them, so those were put into storage)
so the kids were astounded that I had anything to do with the purchase of our new dining room light:
I simply pointed out that it does NOT have any little electronic sounds or voices (I hate things that have little electronic voices or music or whatever) (except for maybe in a pair of socks).
In the meantime, we gave the kids permission to dismantle the old chandelier, and discovered that once you take all of the prisms off it looks like a space station for Polly Pocket dolls:
"Hey, it's like Deep Space 9!"
"Nu-huh! Deep Space 9 is a Cardassian design. This obviously isn't Cardassian."
"Okay, so some OTHER Federation space station. Gees."
And the prisms are now some sort of pod the dolls fly around in. I don't quite understand it all. I do realize, though, that I have a massive new mess in the middle of the family room, and we have a deep need for the little Star Trek dolls that are about the size of a Polly Pocket.
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That is one sweet new space station, you've got there!!! My children are busy making borg implants out of legos and marching about saying "we are borg, we are borg"
I met one of the neighbors a couple of months ago, and he had a Bluetooth stuck to his head. I kept wanting to ask him if he was Borg and that was his implant, but I decided he wouldn't get it.
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