Piccal

My mom had planned to come and hang out with the boys tonight, but she txted me this morning and said that she was not feeling well and believed she had the flu, so she wasn’t going to be able

I saw a similar series of drawings the other day and really enjoyed then, so I’m trying my hand at replicating the style. The funny part was watching Turner and Weston try to mimic the eyebrows. I wish I’d had

Boring photo, but it does show the two highlights of the day. 1). Weston said what we consider to be his first full sentence by asking Turner for a cracker. Turner, of course, said no. 2). I had a date

Pic of the day, of course! We had a harmonica player (Harmonicer? Harmonicist?) come out to the studio today to cut some tracks for one of our libraries.

I have been a big fan of the Saddleback Leather website for quite awhile. I say I’ve been a fan of their website because I haven’t ordered anything yet, but I have certainly enjoyed longingly looking at their wares. A

Since duck tape still seems be too severe, hanging the boys on the fence by their coats seems to be a more civilized approach to immobilization.* * No fences were harmed during the making of this photo.

The boys got 2 nice sets of luggage for Christmas, so I think we’ll be set for awhile on stylish ways to transport their stuff. These suitcases came from my parents and they originally had the boys’ cowboy boots inside.

There’s a website that has daily sketch ideas, so when trying to come up with ideas for things to draw for the boys I have referenced this site. Today’s theme is “totem,” and this is one of the first things

You know what? This pic needs absolutely no description. It says it all.

Traci had seen this idea online, so we decided to give it a shot. We made a box with 365 index cards and started to write down the highlight of that day. The idea is that we’ll work through this