
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Pumpkin Eater
What kid would want to be bacon for Halloween?
Monday, September 22, 2008
THE VELVET RIBBON
by Ann McGovern
Once there was a man who fell in love with a beautiful girl. And before
the next full moon rose in the sky, they were wed.
To please her husband, the young wife wore a different gown each night.
Sometimes she was dressed in yellow; other nights she wore red or blue
or white. And she always wore a black velvet ribbon around her slender
neck.
Day and night she wore that ribbon, and it was not long before her
husband's curiosity got the better of him.
"Why do you always wear that ribbon?" he asked.
She smiled a strange smile and said not a word.
At last her husband got angry. And one night he shouted at his bride.
"Take that ribbon off! I'm tired of looking at it."
You will be sorry if I do," she replied, "so I won't." Every morning at
breakfast, the husband ordered his wife to remove the black velvet
ribbon from around her neck. Every night at dinner he told her the same
thing.
But every morning at breakfast and every night at dinner, all his wife
would say was, "You'll be sorry if I do. So I won't."
A week had passed. The husband no longer looked into his wife's eyes. He
could only stare at that black velvet ribbon around her neck.
One night as his wife lay sleeping, he tiptoed to her sewing basket. He
took out a pair of scissors.
Quickly and quietly, careful not to awaken her, he bent over his wife's
bed
and
SNIP! went the scissors, and the velvet ribbon fell to the floor
and
SNAP! off came her head. It rolled over the floor in the moonlight,
wailing tearfully:
"I...told...you...you'd...be...s-o-r-r-y!"
by Ann McGovern
Once there was a man who fell in love with a beautiful girl. And before
the next full moon rose in the sky, they were wed.
To please her husband, the young wife wore a different gown each night.
Sometimes she was dressed in yellow; other nights she wore red or blue
or white. And she always wore a black velvet ribbon around her slender
neck.
Day and night she wore that ribbon, and it was not long before her
husband's curiosity got the better of him.
"Why do you always wear that ribbon?" he asked.
She smiled a strange smile and said not a word.
At last her husband got angry. And one night he shouted at his bride.
"Take that ribbon off! I'm tired of looking at it."
You will be sorry if I do," she replied, "so I won't." Every morning at
breakfast, the husband ordered his wife to remove the black velvet
ribbon from around her neck. Every night at dinner he told her the same
thing.
But every morning at breakfast and every night at dinner, all his wife
would say was, "You'll be sorry if I do. So I won't."
A week had passed. The husband no longer looked into his wife's eyes. He
could only stare at that black velvet ribbon around her neck.
One night as his wife lay sleeping, he tiptoed to her sewing basket. He
took out a pair of scissors.
Quickly and quietly, careful not to awaken her, he bent over his wife's
bed
and
SNIP! went the scissors, and the velvet ribbon fell to the floor
and
SNAP! off came her head. It rolled over the floor in the moonlight,
wailing tearfully:
"I...told...you...you'd...be...s-o-r-r-y!"
Gifties
Friday, September 19, 2008
The Principles of Uncertainty
Came across this book the other day and really loved it. Of course, I love anything with art and this is full of it. :) I know it has been out for awhile, I am late in finding this person, but oh well.
"The beliefs and views of Maira Kalman or not necessarily the beliefs and views of Tamalecat Art Studio" Ha ha
I just really love all of the illustrations and it is an interesting read. :)Click on the link below
The Principles of Uncertainty by Maira Kalman
"The beliefs and views of Maira Kalman or not necessarily the beliefs and views of Tamalecat Art Studio" Ha ha
I just really love all of the illustrations and it is an interesting read. :)Click on the link below
The Principles of Uncertainty by Maira Kalman
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
I wanted to share this sweet little painting I did for a couple of our best friends that just had a beautiful baby girl. I have this painting as my screen saver right now. I love how it turned out. I am so glad that they love it too and I can not wait to meet the little princess in person.
Jennifer
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Destin



Thursday, September 4, 2008
Violet
Bye for a now .
Jennifer
The sun is setting earlier

The sun is setting earlier and earlier and this is only a reminder of how fast my days are going now that school is in. Everyday is spent with reading, writing, science, social studies, arithmetic and Spanish. I am always amazed at how much our children are expected to learn these days.

Now my Boss is really on me about finishing this painting, so I better get back to work. I will post this one soon. My goal is today.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
I want to paint....Waaaaaa
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