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That's my daughter, too!! Holy smokes. We just...

2011-12-12T18:44:23.214-08:00

That's my daughter, too!! Holy smokes. We just implemented crayon lock-down, as well. The pens and pencils are hidden away too. I know what you mean though, even as I am cursing under my breath as I use up another Magic Eraser, I'm still smiling somewhere inside that *these* are my "problems". ;)

Oh, man. Mea likes to color everything still, at ...

2011-12-08T08:03:09.845-08:00

Oh, man. Mea likes to color everything still, at five. She has gotten off of the walls, furniture, and most inappropriate objects. No piece of paper is safe.

I also like to say that she is following in her big sister the artist's footsteps.

Thank God for the Mr. Clean Sponge.

Way to put a positive spin on destruction. She...

2011-12-07T09:42:38.664-08:00

Way to put a positive spin on destruction. She's an artist-in-training! Hope she is able to find that balance between art & destruction soon!

That was Madison! She is still an outrageously cre...

2011-12-07T05:11:17.297-08:00

That was Madison! She is still an outrageously creative think-outside-the-box person only now she is a lot less destructive. I remember once when she was quiet and we *knew* we should check but Brett & I were enjoying a kidless living room too much to get off our butts and when we finally did she was scribbling all over the laptop screen with a Sharpie. Currently she's cutting up all of her too-small clothes to make handsewn bags and they are GORGEOUS and usually the too-small clothes really ARE too-small so in four years I'm sure things will be better there, too!