Posted on October 18, 2011, in Uncategorized and tagged Children, death, Drawing, Family, Humour, Illustration, Life, postaday2011, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
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You can run, hide and avoid but ultimately like death it will get to you unless they develop a vacci
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I remember the first time I saw my mother as small in stature. Kind of hard to believe.
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Yup. The lockdown won't stop the kids from growing. Sigh.
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It sounds wonderful love. ;) xxx
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what a happy household where sketchbooks are available :-D
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Taking after his mom, i love it! X
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i love it when the kids draw
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Thinking of you
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I always look forward to seeing what you will share with us next :D.
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What an imagination! (And sorry for your family’s loss)
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We recently attended one as well and my 2.5 year old was also full of questions. I talked about it a little in my last post: http://nostalgiainthemaking.com/2011/10/17/life-in-the-light-of-death/
A pretty serious post for me, but you can’t help it when dealing with death.
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My thoughts go to you and your family.
Sometimes I wish I could go back to being a child as they see things in such an innocent way. You’ve depicted a really wonderful little slice of life even in the midst of sadness.
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Oh Angie, I’m so sorry- was Nene your sister or Myles’? Losing a sibling is like losing a limb- they are such a part of you and your life. They define who you are – oldest, youngest, tallest, smallest, arty, funny, they are the cause for lost teeth, scars on the knee, and now, a place in your heart, forever.
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