Gruff’s not coping well with being back in his bedroom on his own. I keep finding him in Evie’s room, fast asleep, with a cat snoozing on top.
Posted on August 19, 2014, in Uncategorized and tagged cats, Children, Doodlemum, Drawing, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 11 Comments.
I couldn't agree more, I think the generalising of all young people as hopeless and unopinionated is
Hi Sarah, thank you for your kind words, it means a lot to get such lovely comments and to know that
cute dogs, I really like the sense of movement you got in the 1 dogs tail.
You both must feel such a sense of relief. When my children, adults in their thirties, finally had t
A relief for you and yet another example of how young people are rising to the challenge. I get so c
Gorgeous!
Nice painting, your dog is really showing that tree whos boss. I really like the rythem/ movement.
I've done the same as you and have devoted a raised bed to do it's thing. Currently have beautiful y
So cute! 😀
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Adorable!
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Vacation time is so cozy that it may take him some time to readjust to the old routine. This is such a sweet, irresistible picture!
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Adorable 🙂
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What a beautiful illustration! The other night my little one decided he wanted to try and sleep on his own, after four and half years, and all I could think was: “But I’m not ready yet”.
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So long as Evie doesn’t mind…..
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All they need now is a wet dog and a flea-ridden hedgehog! Welcome home, I hope you all had a great time- the Green M festival looked amazing! When you have a minute, Angie, please could you email me your address, if your holiday wanderings are over? This parcel is desperate to get to you! Thank you, and thanks for a gorgeous drawing.
wendyely@gmx.com
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You’ve really summed up the best of sibling relationships. Adorable!
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This is so beautiful.
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So sweet x
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How adorable!
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