We finally got our Christmas tree home today with the help of some ratchet straps and half and hour of fiddling while the kids and the dog sat laughing at us in the car.
Posted on December 11, 2011, in Uncategorized and tagged Children, Christmas, Drawing, Family, Humour, Illustration, Life, postaday2011, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
Hilarious! Your sketches say it all!
Morrrrrdorrrrr!
People don't take the time to understand 'dog language'. It isn't hard to learn the difference betwe
Ah you too❤️
It's funny you say that, I've just bought a notebook with a fox on it too 😁
When I was young I lived in Brynmill and from my bedroom window I could see from Mumbles to Port Tal
When I used to walk with the dog down by the Esplanade on the Wirral, I used to like the oil refiner
Not only the kids, but also people like you, the moms... the working moms too with kids at home. We
Laurie Bartolo recommended i check out your blog and I am so glad I did, you have an amazing talent! I look forward to following your blog.
I have funny story about a Christmas tree, last year my nephew and I went out to find our perfect tree so after trudging through snow a foot deep in my tennis shoes for a half hour we found it, he cut it down and we threw it on top of the van and secured it…or so we thought. I know more than turned onto the main road when swooosh, the tree blew of the top and rolled to the shoulder of the road. Fortunately no cars were coming and I pulled to the side, we jumped out and stuffed it in the side door but it was so big we couldn’t close the door and had to drive the rest of the way home with it open. Made for quite the adventure and a fond memory 🙂
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Ha ha ! That one put’s mine in the shade. I hope this year it’s a bit easier and your tree decides not to make a bid for freedom…
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I knew there was something I had to do. thanks for the reminder.
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You’re welcome, I hope your journey home with your tree is a happy one without ratchet straps. (bungees are better)
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