Wednesday, February 17, 2010

The Writing On The Wall

It's been a long day. I was spacing out on the couch, and Ari was happily drawing in his notebook with his crayons, so I thought. Turns out I was wrong.

"Oh my G-d!" I heard Wil exclaim from the other couch. Wil is a really mellow guy, so I knew something truly shocking must be occurring. I looked over and saw this:

Here was the culprit/artist:


So we immediately put the graffiti artist in time-out, but he did not stay. Instead he chose to turn the air purifier on and off several times and then returned to the wall to finish his piece.

I have no more words.

10 comments:

  1. He even put on his artist hair-do on for this! Tres chic!

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  2. HA HA HA! He sure did. He is an ar-teest!

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  3. Well....it was a good picture. LOL!

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  4. Ha ha ha! Seriously! I love the color choice. Green is my favorite color!

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  5. Drawing on the walls is every child's birthright. Growing up, our house had an abundance of crayon-graffitti. Just expect it, and don't bother painting the house until Ari is about 9 years old.

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  6. Totally a rite of passage! They need to do it. In fact, it was the one and only time my brother was spanked. He wrote on the walls one to many times with his buddy. I think they were drawing elephants? I'm not entirely sure.

    Also, I don't know if I did it. I think I did.

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  7. We have green grafitti on our walls too. It's quite lovely. ;)
    It annoys me some days. But then I realize that one day our walls will be clean, and freshly painted and my boys will be grown... and I will miss the days when little fingers decorated the walls however they pleased.

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  8. What a lovely way to look at it. Thanks Sidnie!

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  9. Please do share your story about this, Julie!

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