Welcome to the second installment in my lack of supervision series.
The other day I was all, "Mom, can I do some marker skills?" and mom was all, "Sure! I'll just be in the kitchen eating a sandwich."
I decided to do some hand-printing-skills. Coincidentally we made hand prints in school that day - my teachers painted my hand lots of colors and then I made a hand-turkey. So I thought it would be cool to do the same at home. First I colored my hands.
And then I stamped them on my paper. As far as I'm concerned, it was a pretty great art project. However, when I was all, "Mom, I'm painting my hands just like in school!" she was a little worried and came waddling in at full whale-speed. I don't know why. I wasn't being destructive, I didn't get any on my clothes or table or chair. I was just doing what my teachers taught me.
I think my hands turned out pretty awesome. And some valuable lessons were learned. I learned that markers are for paper and not for hands (lame) and mom learned that sometimes a little supervision isn't the worst idea.
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