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Still laughing out loud! I love that sketch of you as a baby and the way the writing encircling the sketch mirrors the shapes of your parents’ arms. I bet they will be delighted when they see it.
Margaret Caton’s last blog post..EDM # 221 A hand-held game.
Just wanted to tell my side of the story about this crazy kid. Blade was spelling words at 2, reading books at 3, tested out of high school in the 9th grade, the youngest member of his mensa group at 13. Get this evil child to tell of how he and his friend built me a shelf in home-ec. This child had to be the mailman’s son. Raising him was a challange. He could play any musical instrument, sing, and has a photgraphic memory. Believe it or not, all you liberals, a war hero. Saved several soldiers lives in one firefight, and got a lot of medals. Was a combat medic as well as a soldier. Proud, maybe a little. Relieved, that his mother and I survived, maybe more. My sympathies go out to his beautiful young bride.
Margaret, thank you for your comments! As you can tell by the comment following yours, my folks are sort of proud of me.
Thanks, Dad. I love you too.
(Folks, my dad, THIS dad, was a mailman.)
One of your earlier posts was about the first 100 days and how much your art has changed since you started. Well, being the proud pack-rat that I am, as I go through things and packing in anticipation of our upcoming move I am sure to find each and every drawing you have ever given me! So I believe at some future date we will show the world just how much you truly have improved. Seriously, even my untrained eye can see the growth in your drawings.
Look out world. She’s gonna pull out the baby pictures! I love you too, Mom. ;)