There is also a post over there where she drew the illustrations and inserted them in a silly highschool report that I actually wrote at age 17 in 1987, then posted it as an illustrated story, which is like...collaborating with your own daughter, at the same age. If that makes sense.
I feel like Nat King Cole and his daughter on that song from way back when. Except that we're both alive, and it's not a song.
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You and I share the same affection for jogging. Which falls somewhere on an unquantifiable negative scale. (I'm just as bad at advanced math as I am at jogging) .
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your sense of humor, and you seem to be training your daughter to carry on this noble tradition.
Thanks Steph! I still hate jogging; it was funny to read that I hated it in high school too. My daughter LOVES it, though. Go figure.
DeleteAs a person who LOVES jogging, I had a good giggle at her blog and your paper. I hope that some day I can share something like that with my boys, but it's never the same with your sons as with daughters when you're a woman.
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's fun to read her stuff, because her drawings make me laugh my head off! Something in the expressions and the hand gestures...
DeleteWe share a kind of warped sense of humor.
OH Wow, that's so cool! I love that you both blog! I'll check her out now....
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth! I will let her know that she should check her stats :D
DeleteWe actually started THAT blog together, like a joint effort. Then I realized that I had to go out on my own, because we have such different styles, and I didn't want to keep interrupting all her lovely drawings with my grownup ramblings, lol.