Miss Gray: Let's go into the hall, Mark.
Miss Gray: Please tell me what's wrong.
Mark: I'm doing my science project on how a plant grows.
Mark: But watching a plant is boring—really boring!
Mark: And now I don't know what to do.
Miss Gray: You could choose a new project.
Mark: I guess I could do that . . .
Miss Gray: You always have good ideas, Mark.
Miss Gray: I'm sure you'll think of something wonderful.
Mrs. Conlan: Are you doing your homework?
Mark: I'm thinking of ideas for a new science project.
Zack: What happened to the plant project?
Mark: You were right.
It was boring.
Zack: Why don't you make a tornado in a bottle?
Zack: They're really cool.
You shake them and—
Mark: Yeah, yeah, I know.
Everybody is making those.
Mark: I like plants.
So I want to have a plant project.
Mark: But it has to be something cool.
Mrs. Conlan: Hmm . . .
Mr. Conlan: Zack! Are you ready? Come on.
Mr. Conlan: It's time for your basketball game!
Zack: Oh no. He's got his cameras again.
Mrs. Conlan: You boys are growing up so fast.
Mrs. Conlan: Your father loves taking pictures of you.
Mark: That's it! I've got a great idea!
Mrs. Conlan: Where are you going, Mark?
Mark: Hey, Dad! When you get back, can I borrow your video camera?