While we patiently wait for spring to arrive (there is a distinct possibility it might actually be here!), we have decided to unleash Micah's inner artist. He still eats crayons (I'm pretty certain he knows he's not supposed to munch them because he looks directly at us with that furbo twinkle as he goes to take a bite) but we've had great success with markers, watercolors and paint. Here is our mini-Matisse adding his personal touch to his school bus.
Brynn, you are the BEST mom ever! I only let you paint the drive way with plain water. But you did love to do that. Cardboard creations are the best. I used to play in cardboard "boats" and "trains" and "houses" all the time way back in the 1950's. And do you remember me going down to Joanne and Ron's furniture store and toting home HUGE cardboard boxes in the pickup for you kids to play with? I love that some things about childhood never change and continue to be imaginative, innocent , creative play. Love, Grammie
A master painter in the making, for sure!
ReplyDeleteBrynn, you are the BEST mom ever! I only let you paint the drive way with plain water. But you did love to do that. Cardboard creations are the best. I used to play in cardboard "boats" and "trains" and "houses" all the time way back in the 1950's. And do you remember me going down to Joanne and Ron's furniture store and toting home HUGE cardboard boxes in the pickup for you kids to play with? I love that some things about childhood never change and continue to be imaginative, innocent , creative play.
ReplyDeleteLove, Grammie
Already taller than Toulouse-Lautrec...
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