Defining Blind

Keith found a color blind test online. He started asking the girls what they saw as he took it. At one point, he said, "I can't see this shape." And Laura piped up with, "But you have glasses on!"

As suspected, Keith, Laura, and Karen are all still color blind.

These are not my children

We are at Lighting Emporium, the best lighting, furniture, and design store in the area, and they are coloring instead of looking at stuff. I won't complain, though. I don't want to have to buy a $3,000 chandelier.

Uncle Johnny (Tittle) always gives the girls suckers that match their dresses.

Color Blindness

We did a basic color blind test after school today.

If you remember your squares, you'll remember that the only way for a girl to be color blind is if her father is color blind and her mother's father is as well. And then, each girl has a 50% chance of being color blind (as well as any brothers).

The test we did today only tested for two types: green/red and green/brown. Laura tested color blind for both. She clearly saw all of the standard shapes, but not any of the test shapes. It did not test blue/purple, however, which is the one I suspected her of most. I find all of this highly intriguing. My dad was green/brown and green/red, but fine in everything else. Keith, however is not only green/brown and green/red but also green/yellow, blue/purple, and even sometimes pink/grey. I'm glad that Laura CAN test now, but I'm eager to do a more in-depth test with all of the combos.
-MrsAWiggins

I finally found it: the drawing I've been searching for since January. Uncle Ethan and Laura colored it together the last time he visited.

Laura and Karen color in church

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