When I posted Annika's artwork last week, Marissa immediately ran to the school room and created a blog-worthy piece to share.
This is a drawing of William and me picking up our children in Ethiopia. We are the light-skinned figures to the right of the page. The purple-clothed figure is the woman at the transition home, and she is handing us our son who is wearing red. The ever-hopeful Marissa has also included a pink girl just in case they decide to let us have a girl too!
Marissa is 7 and loves to draw! I think she'll be some sort of artist and a wonderful mother someday!
This is just a funny... Tonight at dinner, I actually had to say, "Get that bread stick out of your arm pit!"
Monday, May 12, 2008
Not to Be Outdone...
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6 comments:
Merissa,
you did a great job. I love this picture.
Miss Lenka
PS: Do you have an art program you use with you kids that you like?
What a beautiful picture! You must keep that one forever... :)
Gotta put that one in the scrapbook! What a joy!
Blessings, Jori
Merissa did such a great job. I like her idea of a sister too; If only it worked that way. What a gift to give your your littlest one some day!
With Love,
Penelope
Good job, Marissa! Your picture is beautiful! :)
The bread stick comment had me cracking up! Thanks for sharing it. :)
Tisha
breadstick in the armpit-- ha, ha!! The sad thing is, I can see it now!!
Hugs,
Shari
PS... Tell Marissa her artwork is wonderful-- I like her vibrant color choices :D
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