<p> <i>Snap!</i> </p> <p> With their new cameras </p> <p> <i>Snap!</i> </p> <p> a brother and sister </p> <p> <i>Snap!</i> </p> <p> take pictures of their vacation. </p> <p> But when they look at their photographs they see: </p> <blockquote> 1. The back of Dad's head<br> 2. Feet<br> 3. A container of noodles<br> </blockquote> <p> That's it? </p> <p> Does 1 + 2 + 3 = summer vacation? </p> <p> What about how it felt to swim in the lake? What about the stories their cousins told and the taste of a just-invented strawberry and whipped cream dessert? </p> <p> For those memories—the memories of summer and the memories of family that mean the most—they need to look someplace else. Someplace deep inside. Someplace permanent. </p>