Typical Saturday Morning

No, but I wish.... This is what I get when I want to try to paint....

This time I was merely tolerated, but I didn't get to finish the design, because the phone rang, and when she came back, the linework was all smudged.

Sigh... my little girl is growin up. I'll just have to do it on myself like I always do. But your kids will be world known by the time they are 18, like that one girl I read about. Very cool.

Cool, I hope it will be that way with my children, when I have them

OMG too boys 13 and 15 no chance I can get near either one of them with a brush

Mine don't like me getting the paints out anymore. It takes a great deal of bribery now...

My brother is soon 16 and he still thinks it's fun. The same with the sisters at 12 and 14. I'm very lucky =)

Yeah, lucky! In 3 years I've only been able to paint my son once. He's about to be 14.

My 7 year old finally got her own paints at Christmas, because she's been an avid painter of her father for at least a year now. He's a great sport. She doesn't let me paint her that often anymore. Her 4 year old sister isn't too keen either. Unless it's a playdate and her friends want to be painted, then sometimes I can talk her into it, but it has to be 'quick'.

Not bad... I recognize Daddy as Dot in the second one, right?

Yes, he makes a gorgeous 6' 9" cross dresser! I love the way she did his eyelashes

yes!!!!!!!!!!!

CATZ wrote:Yes, he makes a gorgeous 6' 9" cross dresser! I love the way she did his eyelashes

Six foot NINE?! I went on a date last week with someone who was (is still, I guess, haha) 6'6" - and I thought THAT was tall!

It's all relative Kristal...6' 9" is tall to most people. To me it's just right! I'm finally 'petite in my own home'...I'm 5' 10" blonde norwegian that likes really high heels hee hee. My 7 year old is now 4' 10"...she'll surpass me probably by 10 years old.

Haha good point - I'm 5'3" My best friend (who is 6') went out with someone who was 6'7" once, and she didn't like that he was THAT much taller than her

Re: your daughter - she's not much shorter than me! When I was a lifeguard I taught a 4 year old who was up to my shoulders...oy vey