I'm flashing back to 10 gallons of water and jars of tempera paint, spread over two children who decided to make a pool in the basement, and broke out of the nice, convenient play area.
errr...oilfield...eeeek!
(and I'm following the other thread, I believe you're still overseas...? Come home safe!)
Yes. Blue paint. He was two, or maybe almost three.
And then there was the playing in the mud. Deep, dark pools of mud that they made with the hose. Wallowing like pigs, laughing like hyenas. They both sometimes come in looking . . . rather monochromatic. The last time that happened (so far) was only about a month and a half ago. They're not really slow learners; it's just so much fun that they don't mind getting in trouble for it every once in awhile.
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QuietThinker
The Horror! The Horror!
I'm flashing back to 10 gallons of water and jars of tempera paint, spread over two children who decided to make a pool in the basement, and broke out of the nice, convenient play area.
errr...oilfield...eeeek!
(and I'm following the other thread, I believe you're still overseas...? Come home safe!)
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oilfieldmedic
Still here...outta here Friday though!
Thanks!
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dmiller
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doojable
Sooooooooo
What's the problem here...????
(The artist snickers as she sees two young Jackson Pollocks in the making....)
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CoolWaters
Eeeeeeeeeeek!
But dooj has a point...these kids may someday be quite famous for their art...or their interior decorating...
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Abigail
If you can't hear them, you better check on them, or that is exactly what you will end up with.
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washingtonweather
that's too funny
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Tom Strange
I think I saw that same treatment on "Trading Spaces" once... (not that I watch it)
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Amazingrace
Goodness,
Major flashback! The only difference is the paint was black.
Oh, how well I remember. That was the day I learned to use the power washer.
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notinKansasanymore
Yes. Blue paint. He was two, or maybe almost three.
And then there was the playing in the mud. Deep, dark pools of mud that they made with the hose. Wallowing like pigs, laughing like hyenas. They both sometimes come in looking . . . rather monochromatic. The last time that happened (so far) was only about a month and a half ago. They're not really slow learners; it's just so much fun that they don't mind getting in trouble for it every once in awhile.
Hardest part is keeping a straight face.
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I Love Bagpipes
Too funny Oilfieldmedic!!!
Kid's play....a day's work for the adults!!
Gosh...Out of there this past Friday!!
Heading home?!? I surely hope so.
:)
:)
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