Man, when Shiloh grows up she is going to have the oddest trivia about her chlidhood. Completely separate from how her parents live...just bizarre shit like "Yeah, I was on a stamp in Australia."

I hope they have another biological child, just so Shiloh doesn't take the entire brunt of the social expectations of being the Brangelina Baby.

Back on Father's day, someone made a "Celebrity Babies Grown Up" video, and I think the Shiloh portrayed there is kinda cute and funny. Yeah, it teases about the number of adopted children, but I hope the real grown Shiloh is as happy as the actress playing her here.

Interesting Jolie/Haven-esque smoochies that Shiloh was sending out to her Daddy. The Suri Cruise segments started out funny, but then got sad and scary real fast.

Hee. Vision Quest.

Yeah, Angie is one of the few people I think can carry off white jeans, or white anything, and hee wearing white while caring for three gigantic toddlers and one very wee five year old (poor Mad) is especially ballsy.

A stamp? I like them, but that's just stupid.

Is it wrong that Blanket Jackson made me laugh the most? Probably.

Pics of Mad's B-day party

I'm loving the one of Brad doing his best to break Maddox's motorbike.

Looks like they had a nice little to-do. I love the one of Angie and Pax laid out on the lounger. Aw.

<Gasp!> is....Angie actually holding Shiloh! (sarcasm)

I think my favorite pics are the ones with Angie in the bandanna and camaflouge makeup and Brad in the pith helmet.

Hee. Brad popping wheelies on a mini bike. Too cute.

In one of the pictures, you can see they are flying the Cambodian flag. Nice way to honor Mad's birthplace.

I think it's adorable that Brangelina, the humanitarians, threw their son some kind of military-themed party. Which, frankly, is probably totally what a 6 year old wants.

With no guns of any kind. ATVs, camo, tents and a homemade Slip n'Slide, but I couldn't even spot an orange plastic squirt gun in any of those pictures.

Hey I thought it was cute but weird, probably because last week my niece called to tell me at camp they played "bombing Bagdad" and it was the counselor's idea. I'm sure Mad's context for the military is couched in seeing them in more humanitarian efforts all over the world.

I just died from the cute.