Turns Out, She Might Be A One-Upper.

So, her brother's blue?

She prefers black. Oh, the Teen Years should be FUN.

Comments

[Kristen Catrabone]

I'm thinking that maybe you were wildly funny in this clip...that was a heck of a paint job. Where were you baking cookies at, the neighbors?

[Amelia Sprout]

Hehe. M is NEVER allowed to color without being watched. I even lock up the crayons and markers in Fido jars she can't get in to.
My mom wondered why, but we found out after my mom left that when she was "watching" her she colored the bottom of an area rug, her table, and my mom's phone.

Also, her voice, precious. M sounds like a young Kathleen Turner most of the time.

[the new girl]

@manic mommy: oh hells yes. It was washable crayola. It takes a while to get off but it all was gone by bedtime.

[Manic Mommy]

Did it come off? Gremlin and my niece painted each other with blue paint a while back. He looked like Braveheart. TLNG's looks a little more 'permanent'. Good luck with that...

[Duck Hunter]

I loved how she didn't perceive any problem with painting her arm. She just matter of fact showed you her work. At least now I know it isn't just my kids doing stuff like that.

[Clink]

I think the bright side of this is that she didn't color her brother.

[Erica]

But the important question is: were the cookies yummy?

[Lora]

Too funny! It reminds me of the time my son stuck a marker in his pants and colored everything he could...a lovely shade of purple.

[caramama]

Bwahahaha!

So basically, your kids are black and blue. hehe.

[mamatulip]

*snort* No way she's letting her little brother hog the spotlight, eh?

I did that when I was about her age, with those smelly permanent markers teachers used to write with, the ones in the metal tubes that squeaked on the paper? Black, all over myself. I wish she had taken pictures.

[Kelly]

Her little voice makes it all okay, though. Right?

[Laura]

HAHAHAHAHA, that's some nice work she did there! So cute!

[Forgotten]

My mom has pictures where my brother and I colored my baby brother with washable markers one time when she left us coloring next to him. She said she was folding laundry and looked up and we already had about 6 different colors on him and were giggling hysterically. I don't remember it because I was pretty little when he was tiny but the pictures are hilarious. I still giggle when I see them. I hope she avoids the skin coloring though. Lord only knows what's in those things nowadays (that just sounds like old lady talk. I'm ninety in my other personality apparently...lol).