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How 15 Small Children Will Ring in the New Year, According to Stock Photos

By Meredith Carroll |

New Year's Eve

Happy New Year!

Most small children will ring in 2013 having been sound asleep for at least five or six hours.

According to one stock photo company, however, small children will ring in the New Year without shirts or pants and by holding breakable items in their hands and wearing hazardous material around their necks

Take a look at how the folks at iStockphoto think these 15 children in particular will ring in 2013:

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  • By Crying Because Someone Thought It'd be Fun to Keep Him Up Six Hours Past His Bedtime

    By Crying Because Someone Thought It'd be Fun to Keep Him Up Six Hours Past His Bedtime

    Happy New Year!

  • By Wondering if Anyone Realizes it's Nearly January and He DOESN'T HAVE A SHIRT ON

    By Wondering if Anyone Realizes it's Nearly January and He DOESN'T HAVE A SHIRT ON

    Happy New Year!

  • By Wondering if They Think This Black Towel Will Really Keep Him Warm When He Has a Closet Full of SHIRTS in His Room Upstairs

    By Wondering if They Think This Black Towel Will Really Keep Him Warm When He Has a Closet Full of SHIRTS in His Room Upstairs

    Happy New Year!

  • By Inexplicably Holding a Blank Sign

    By Inexplicably Holding a Blank Sign

    Happy New Year!

  • By Confusing the Midnight Celebration with a Beauty Pageant Win

    By Confusing the Midnight Celebration with a Beauty Pageant Win

    Happy New Year!

  • By Playing 'This Little Piggie' on His Own Toes

    By Playing 'This Little Piggie' on His Own Toes

    Happy New Year!

  • By Mourning the Loss of 2012

    By Mourning the Loss of 2012

    Happy New Year!

  • By Telling Everyone He Loves Them and Needs a Hug

    By Telling Everyone He Loves Them and Needs a Hug

    Happy New Year!

  • By Being Handed Something Extremely Breakable and Subsequently Told Not to Break It

    By Being Handed Something Extremely Breakable and Subsequently Told Not to Break It

    Happy New Year!

  • By Needing No Excuse to Make a Mess

    By Needing No Excuse to Make a Mess

    Happy New Year!

  • By Dangerously Wearing String Around His Neck

    By Dangerously Wearing String Around His Neck

    Happy New Year!

  • By Attempting to Give Chicks His Best Bedroom Eyes Despite the Drool Hanging from His Chin

    By Attempting to Give Chicks His Best Bedroom Eyes Despite the Drool Hanging from His Chin

    Happy New Year!

  • By Sleeping in a Tuxedo

    By Sleeping in a Tuxedo

    Happy New Year!

  • By Making You an Offer with a Noisemaker that You Can't Refuse

    By Making You an Offer with a Noisemaker that You Can't Refuse

    Happy New Year!

  • By Wearing a Rainbow-Color Hat Indoors

    By Wearing a Rainbow-Color Hat Indoors

    Happy New Year!

Photo credits: iStock

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Meredith C. Carroll is an award-winning columnist and writer based in Aspen, Colo. She can be found every week on the Op-Ed page of The Denver Post. From 2005 - 2012 her other column, Meredith Pro Tem, ran in newspapers across the West, as well as occasionally on The Huffington Post since 2009. Read more about her (or don’t, whatever) at MeredithCarroll.com, and find her daily posts at Babble’s Mom and Toddler blogs.

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