Sometimes a picture, even one that might make us raise our eyebrows, is just a picture. We happily present the oddities of art:
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I saw this piece at my son's school. Ummm...I tried to find his mother to ask her about it but couldn't:
[Editor's Note: Seems to me they're magical...they land, and walk away. Or, get into that handy getaway car. -Kate]
We were driving, and the kids were drawing in their sketch books. Our eight year old daughter loves horses and draws them all the time. When we saw this particular drawing though, we laughed. and laughed harder. and had tears. To her, one horse is standing next to another horse that is rearing. To us, there's a whole lot more "Wild horse action" going on!
So, Timmy? You have a new brother, right?
Hudson brought home his science project he made at school. This was a drawing from the book. Awesome.
My 5 year old son designed an outfit for his fluffy toy monkey out of white photocopy paper and presented it proudly to his dad and I. Whilst we applaud his artistry and creative expression, how do we break it to him that this outfit is not...er....well, not....um...politically correct and also totally horrifying? I swear we are a very nice, racially tolerant, open, accepting family. Dear God, please believe that...
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