So it starts when Daddy says, "Hey, want me to help you colour?"
And it ends with the realization that when Daddy says "help you colour" he actually means "boggart all the crayons in a selfish attempt to regain my long-forgotten childhood".
Sheesh.
How to be a permanent POS
15 years ago
23 comments:
Oh - Graham's face is priceless!!!!!!
This is hysterical--my husband always used to bogart the crayons and placemat when me took the kids out to eat.
It looks like Graham is realizing this is the way it's going to be.
LOL! I love the look on Graham's face. My H is the same way with Play Doh.
Hanging head in shame..........
I think I do that.......
daddy has an interesting grip on that crayon. my fourth-grade teacher would have KILLED me if i tried to hold a pencil like that!
tell graham to show him a thing or two!
Priceless picture!
I think Graham is just put out that Daddy put a "u" in his coloring...
:)
ha ha ha ;-)
glad it's not just occurring in our house :-)
That look really does say it all!
Perhaps you should carry extra crayons in your purse the next time you guys go out to eat.
oh dear... you are going to have to really watch him when he offers to help with school science projects later on!!!
I love to colour!
Guilty...that is what happens when Mommy is an illustrator;)
I do the same.. ha.
Love his little face in that shot.
What a great picture. You really captured the moment.
I love the look on his face in this picture! HA!
What a cutie.
I think every parent does that from time to time.
Ha! Too cute! Love the expression on Gaham's face! :)
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Huh, Graham looks less than impressed... what a cutie!
Haha, the expression on Graham's face is perfect!
What a perfect shot! Graham's face is priceless!
I really want to boggart the crayons and coloring books, but my toddler would flip out. I have to play nice. For now.
I love to color. (Sorry, colour). I tend to hog the good, unbroken crayons when I colour with the kids. Woops.
What a gorgeous lad. Looks like a philosophical type, and like he didn't mind too much . . .
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