Ian worked hard on the painting part, but as soon as he discovered glitter he decided he had found his calling in life. Now how does that translate into a career path?
I don't know where he learned to be crazy. It must have been Kelby:)
Taylor took great care in choosing what went where on his project. I can only imagine a class of 18 preschoolers creating their masterpeices.
Soooo, we are slow on the gun, but the boys still wanted to make our Grandmas and Grandpa a Christmas gift. Lots of paint and glitter mess later we came up with Christmas snowflakes which we finished today. Ian was so proud of his painting and glitter techniques that he kept telling us it was, "So pretty!" Taylor was slooooow and I couldn't get Ian to stop being so fast. There definitely are no two kids alike, and mine are no exception.
Here is our messy glitterly finished project. It is only December 20. As long as they keep their trees up until the New Year we did just fine.
And yep, you guessed it. Our Christmas cards aren't done, but we'll get there. Nothing like a Christmas day email. You'll see.
And for those of you just dying to know if Taylor got his Diego tree house, well it isn't Christmas yet and you'll just have to wait. Those of you who know better not say! It's just as bad as telling someone how a movie turns out before they see it. Just terrible!
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