Curt Siffert

1:52 minutes

He's seven, and tough. He might take your ice cream. Or maybe he'll make you swallow your bubble gum.

3:31 minutes

It's Sunday afternoon. That period of time between chapel and dinner, that mental space between doing chores and doing nothing. A town's memories are created.

3:04 minutes

It's the slightly sweeter life - the poetry of stillness and destination from the slightly different path.

1:19 minutes

It used to be a nice playground. But the teeter totter's rusty. The swings have broken chains. There's probably broken glass somewhere.

2:45 minutes

Despite popular belief, camels have been known to shimmy. It is a rare occurrence because camels are apt to conserve their energy. But with enough of a water source, they'll shimmy, stoop, and strut. They're better than you might think, although not by a lot.

1:54 minutes

A bunch of kids got into that belfry tower by that abandoned church over by the cemetery yard. They don't know what they're getting into.

1:47 minutes

You consider, removed from the moment, and then time stops as the breeze still blows.

3:27 minutes

How would the mansion feel if it were alone, forgotten, and hungry? A mixture of creaking, dignity, and paralysis.

1:36 minutes

Small creepy creatures trying desperately to cross something slick. They flail about, but eventually succeed with pride.

2:00 minutes

Giants get emotional too. They stomp around and kick at trees and punch clouds and wipe their noses on handfuls of shrubbery... but they eventually feel better.