I’m hemmed in by a sea of wrapping paper, a huge fluffy glow in the dark unicorn, a talking robot, random lego and a Hadrian’s wall of toys. The kids are having a whale of a time as I’m on cleaning strike.
Hope yours was a peaceful one with lots of sprouts.
Posted on December 26, 2014, in Uncategorized and tagged Children, Christmas, Doodlemum, Drawing, Family, Humour, Illustration, Life, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
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
Gosh, I love your talent and how generous you are to share insight into your life. Brilliant.
I really, really love your blog and your drawings. I lived in Swansea for a while, with small childr
Love, love, truly love this, you gave me the first big smile of today just now. One drawing a day...
I remember hanging out washing where I could only hang sheets on certain lines where they would not
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No sprouts, lots of broccoli.
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I love your daily commentary on life in the Stevens household. My reward for going to bed early (the next morning) or a prod to get there soon (late at night). Thank you, your pictures make me smile.
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Peaceful, with a lot of sprouts? Is that possible?! I’m glad your children had a lovely time, I hope you did too, and that you don’t have too many lego-inflicted bruises. Keep topping up the wine and you’ll barely notice them ( the lego bruises and/or the children/ mess etc!) x
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Hi there
Thank you very much for the daily pick me up! It is such
a pleasure that you bring to so many people.
Once again, thank you so very much
David
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You’re most welcome David.
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Good to know I am not the only one that took that day off (:
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And a Totoro, looks like. Happy Christmas to you and yours as well.
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