One of ours was a Neutronium baby. Such are otherwise perfectly normal, but when picked up appear several times heavier than seems reasonable from their (again, perfectly normal) size. This never failed to astonish people.
The other had a Paddington[1] stare - we would be innocently sitting in a cafe or somesuch, and they would choose a random person to Look At. If that person had their back to us, one could see them getting gradually more uncomfortable, until they had to turn round to see who was staring at them.
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Date: 2017-05-10 08:21 am (UTC)One of ours was a Neutronium baby. Such are otherwise perfectly normal, but when picked up appear several times heavier than seems reasonable from their (again, perfectly normal) size. This never failed to astonish people.
The other had a Paddington[1] stare - we would be innocently sitting in a cafe or somesuch, and they would choose a random person to Look At. If that person had their back to us, one could see them getting gradually more uncomfortable, until they had to turn round to see who was staring at them.
[1] as in Paddington Bear, of course.