E (age 5) drew this picture of me, and I don't know... she says the hippy part is a puffy skirt...but I'm thinking, maybe it's time to up the exercise.It's great to be a homeschooler.
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At least you are smiling!
Lol. Nothing like a small child's drawing to give you nice honest look at yourself. My son recently drew one of me with a circle for my belly and little scribbles all around it. He said, "Those are your lines." My lines?!? I don't think I want to know.
Aww...I think you look extremely pretty and happy! She drew you well.
Love it! I recently got my highlights redone after my son drew me with brown hair! He assures me that "dark blond" is not a REAL color. lol
Love it!
Maybe the skirt has a bustle? Do you wear your hair in that style with the lovely bow on top, too?
Brimful Curiosities - I do usually wear a bun in back - to keep my hair out of the way, during the day (with a plain clip - no bow) - but I think she decided to draw it on top, so it wouldn't just look like short hair. And with such a beautiful, puffy skirt - of course I'd need a bow.
But you're so happy! So cute.
Love it! You are happy happy happy! Thanks for sharing. I love your blog, very inspiring to this newbie homeschooler.
This is such a cute drawing of you! I love it!
I love it - especially the smile. However, I thought you had longer hair :)
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