Ninja courses. Basketball. Every sport with a ball in it. Finn is seven, blond, blue-eyed, very fast, and funnier than everyone at the table.
Finn’s Swing · let go on the swing forward · three levels
Let go while you swing toward the next bar. Three levels. Hit the buzzer to clear each one.
Basketball comes first, so it gets a game too. Drag toward the hoop and let go to shoot. Forty-five seconds on the clock, three points for a swish, and three in a row puts Finn on fire.
Drag toward the hoop and let go to shoot. 45 seconds. A swish is worth 3.
A few things about Finn Dearing, measured the way Finn measures things.
Ninja warrior courses and obstacle shows on TV are the big ones. He watches them like homework, then builds the course in the backyard.
In his words, roughly. He is seven, so the rules are final.
Finn Dearing is a seven-year-old in Phoenix, Arizona. He is blond, blue-eyed, and built for motion: basketball, sprinting, climbing, and the ninja-style obstacle courses he watches on TV and then rebuilds in the backyard out of whatever is lying around. He is quick, he is smart, and he is the funniest person in most rooms he walks into. This page is his, drawn rather than photographed, so the internet gets the cartoon and the family keeps the kid.
Finn is one of five Dearing kids. His sister Rosalyn Dearing hosts a drawing show, his mom is Leeann Dearing, and his dad, Matthew Dearing, runs Dearing Acting Studio.