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| And so, though it took ages to develop before anyone found out about it, Mary Ellen performed the very first recorded "photo bomb" during this serious shot of Stanley, third assistant lifeguard at Salty Ridge Beach. |
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| The birds could sing all they wanted to and the sun could peek out to its heart's delight, but Sally had no intention of emerging from her tent until her curlers had dried and she could greet the world in her own usual, spectacular fashion... |
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| Unable to speak, Clarissa couldn't warn her family of the abominable two-footed creature heading their way at the wedding. Fortunately, it merely turned out to be the mother of the bride in a particularly odious confection of a dress. |
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| Harold hollered for all three of the kids to look into the camera and express their true feelings about the above-ground swimming pool he'd assembled that morning. |
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| Having perused the Sunday TV program supplement thoroughly, Herbert informed Evelyn that there was absolutely nothing on worth watching and that they'd better figure out something else to do that evening! |
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| Knowing that Judy had a pair of the largest ears her parents had ever seen, they took her to the zoo in an effort to make her feel better, but when she removed the bonnet, even Lucy the elephant was stunned and felt puny by comparison! |
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