Clone Wars

I Love You Huney

by Spencer

Today's Bible Lesson

Art by Colin and Spencer

"Benjemin Franklen made polieac stations, haospiitles and fire dapartmuts."
by Spencer
Illisteraed by Miss Nelson

p.s. I'm not sure what Miss Nelson did, but Spencer definitely drew this!

Star Wars
by Spencer

Gems from the Webkinz Mines
by Colin

Noxlack City
by Colin

Star Wars
by Spencer

A Happy Surprise from Spencer
by Spencer

The Cross

Each member of our church was invited to decorate a cross to artistically express what The Cross means to us. They will all be displayed at our church on Easter Sunday. This is mine, and it symbolizes new life. (click on photo to enlarge)

Viking Ship

by Colin

(It was a colorful lot of Vikings, it was!)

(Click of image for greater detail).

Brunch

The silver and the napkin.

Hot Buttered Toast!

Mmmmmm. Eggs.

And cheese! Shredded cheese!

AND an omelette!
(We love cholesterol.)

No brunch is complete without salad.

Big, purple seedless grapes.

Delicious.

Bon appetit!

Well, I'm a little late for the Centennial Celebration - but sometimes it takes awhile for the artwork around here to work its way to the top. We have stacks and stacks of paper all over our house - mostly unfinished work. But, more often than not, each stack contains at least one gem, like this from Colin. Mama Mia!!


In other news, the cold season hit me full force last weekend and I've taken a new name: "Lounges About With Kleenex." At least the odd sleep schedule I've adopted has allowed me to watch 2:00 a.m. movies such as "Blast From the Past" with Brendan Frasier. Have you seen it?

Also, did you see Jane Austen's "Persuasion" of PBS Sunday night? What did you think? I enjoyed it, but I did think they should have made a 3-hour movie instead of an 80-minute movie. They really could have filled out a few of the characters and made the movie more fulfilling. Perhaps one day A&E will take on all of Austen's work and make it as wonderful as they did "Pride and Prejudice." PBS's Masterpiece Theatre is doing an Austen festival for the next few Sunday nights. Be sure to tune in!

Mixed Media/Performance Art

"King Tut"
by Colin

(found on my living room floor last week)

Snakes
by Spencer

A-1o Warthog
by Spencer

Japanese Zero
by Spencer

Pinta
by Spencer

Bird
by Colin

Unfinished Tiger
by Colin

Tigers
by Spencer

(aka "Scarecrows)

(Watch out, Earl!)

I think Spencer did an amazing job on this drawing. Notice the perspective on the cat's feet, and the way you can tell the cat is walking toward you. He didn't worry about the back feet, as most children would...and the tail swings off to the side. I'm not sure why he called it "big cat" except that is clearly is big compared to that horse!! I'm also not sure why he called me "Jan" instead of "Mommy" but I'm proud nonetheless.

Animals!
by Spencer

Tanks!
by Spencer

The Rainforest According to Spencer

Tree Frog

Parrots

Moth