
What would you have said to your daughter??
Me, I was rendered speechless,
for oh…about 10 seconds.
(For me a record.)
And then I promptly got the camera and…
well, you know.
PS. If you need us we’ll be washing up.
And washing up.
And washing up.
Lots of Coffee, lots of kids. It's a peaceful life.
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Iām Margaret in Minnesota, and this is my mom's-eye perspective of a kid-heavy life. I love the Lord; I take lots of photos; and I try to always tell it like it is, from sex to depression and everything in between! I hope you enjoy your time here. ā„
Wow.
But I would have done the same thing.
Excellent blog fodder.
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SOMEONE is very creative… you’ve got to be proud of that!!! LOL!
I have seen this same art work at my house!LOL!
Ah! Wet sidewalk chalk! The excellent coverage, the vibrant colors…what kid could resist?
That’s why I’ve not purchased this type of sidwalk chalk. Great vibrant colors. My children wouldn’t have colored themselves–it would’ve been my car.
Yep. My kids have doenthat. It’s hard to wash off : )
Beats a tattoo, anyday!! LOL
You are headed for some fun days when that girlie gets make-up!!
Wonderful pic! Print it, frame it and bring it to her wedding reception! š
My girl would have colored her siblings instead!
Great picture, she’ll love it one day! My kids have painted themselves with sidwalk chalk before, but never so creatively…you gotta give her that!
Kathryn
Yeah, I would have done the same thing.
It sure beats the baseball field sand that my daughter rubbed all over her body. (It was ‘sand lotion.’) At least this is pretty.
You should take a picture of the bath water. š
Thank you for that chuckle! I hope she cleaned up okay!
Fabulous picture! What an artist you have!
I think she’s headed for a career as a model…or a circus clown–I’m not sure..
Great picture!