the kid does some drawings
Ann Burlingham
but, two recent drawings: a car, with an extrusion from the
top. "What's that?" "A rainbow thing, like our car." And that pink
rocketship : "Are those propellers?" "No, they're flowers! And it has
flames."
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Cornelia Wyngaarden
<mich...@michelle.org> wrote:
> In article <1.ctl|p3?5...@panix.com>, Ann Burlingham <an...@panix.com>
> wrote:
>
>> but, two recent drawings: a car, with an extrusion from the top.
>> "What's that?" "A rainbow thing, like our car." And that pink
>> rocketship : "Are those propellers?" "No, they're flowers! And it has
>> flames."
Good for Henry, he is seeing in colours. What a wonderful way to be.
>
> That brought a smile to my face.
>
> By the way, Sammy, my eight-year-old grandson, says that Iron Man is, to
> quote his mother, quoting him: "*ahem* AwwweeeeSOOOOMMMEE! (voice must
> raise two octaves on the"some" part of the word for it to be valid.)"
>
> I liked it too. :)
A friend and I a going to see it tonight because of the rave review from her
niece.
corry
Ann Burlingham
> By the way, Sammy, my eight-year-old grandson, says that Iron Man is, to
> quote his mother, quoting him: "*ahem* AwwweeeeSOOOOMMMEE! (voice must
> raise two octaves on the"some" part of the word for it to be valid.)"
>
> I liked it too. :)
Yaaagh. So far this year we haven't been to the drive-in for a movie
(though we did go to play mini golf and eat dinner a couple tmies,
including our first night back in town). On pain of my life,
apparently, I'm under orders to take him to
whatever-the-new-Pixar-thing is. (Wanna bet there will still be no
women in it?)