Posted on November 8, 2012, in Uncategorized and tagged Children, Doodlemum, Drawing, Family, felt tips, Humour, Illustration, Life, Pen and Ink, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 13 Comments.
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Not a sausage here in Dundee. Nada. Zip.
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Nice snow drawing. I just went snowshoing on Friday we dont have a ton of snow, only around 10" but
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Enjoy! X
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Hilarious! Your sketches say it all!
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People don't take the time to understand 'dog language'. It isn't hard to learn the difference betwe
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Ah you too❤️
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Aha!
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I enjoy your doodles so much. Especially the bunny story line. And the kids are memories of my raising a child….never good when it is quiet. Love the dog and the coloring you do. What a fabulous idea for a blog.
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Lol… nice colours though…. ::D xxx
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He looks soo happy…lol.
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Oh, how right you are!
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He’s cute as a button, that boy. 😀
On the other hand, you should be happy he’s trying his art on something washable, and not on the walls 😉
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Has he been watching you do your make-up?
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I think so!
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Big chuckle this morning 🙂 little boys are so endearing. Enjoy Gruff while you can, you will be his idol until he’s about 9 years old. When my eldest was 9 (now 24) he wrote me a mother’s day poem which included the the line ‘…..if you were a football sticker, I would not swap you for the world…….’ I knew I had made it in his world at that point 😉
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Hee hee ! Nothing like being told in their own words! Lovely.
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Such a clever imagination! An artist like his Mum.
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Bahahaha fysh does that as well!
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I love the drawings. My little one is 15 months and I’m getting prepared for all the gems ahead. x
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