I don’t know I have no idea Evie, maybe when you went in the garden before, you may have left a few outside. I’m sure I saw a few out there earlier on….
Posted on July 2, 2011, in Uncategorized and tagged Children, Dinosaurs, Drawing, Humour, Illustration, Life, Pen and Ink, postaday2011, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
Hmmmmm, cold feet?
Go D-Mum!
Oh, the possibilities! In a sense prophesy, taking out of the darkness of all, darkness of the unsee
I'm laughing, now.. i just have one kid, but i can tell you... right now, it will pass! Trust me, on
Let's face it, I have clinical Doodlemania.
I love your work. Another TEN years please!
Love them all but feel the deepest connection with the sneaky slug of brandy one. Been there, done t
Thank you for your drawings. I was introduced to them by my mum who really loved them. She sadly pas
Evie might just like the book called Dinosaur Roar. If she’s dino mad then you probably know of it but just in case you hadn’t and wanted to encourage the dinosaur theme!
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Dinosaur Spikey, dinosaur LUMPY!we love that book :))))
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I like this it made me smile. My younger sister has always loved dinosaurs. She’s all grown up now with her own kids but she still has a couple of toy dinosaurs in her handbag that she puts in silly places and takes photos of them for her “adventures with dinos” album on her fb.
Thanks for the post.
Love and hugs. xx 🙂
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Cool, I do hope she never grows out of liking dinosaurs as we’ve been to some cool museums and parks all in the name of dinosaurs of course 🙂
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hehehe…I had to giggle when I read your reply. My sister and I both have Aspergers Syndrome. Dinosaurs have been her special interest for 25 years. I don’t think she will ever grow out of them. Her little boys love them too. Well, dinosaurs, Thomas the tank engine and vacuum cleaners. Love and hugs. xx 🙂
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