Tuesday, December 23, 2008

If you think THIS is a reindeer...

Then you must have the insightful and artistic mind of a pre-school teacher.

All Jason and I can see if a piece of Christmas poop. But it has Ollie's handprints for the poop's antlers, so we have to keep this piece of crap wonderful artwork. Sometimes I think those pre-school teachers are laughing at us. Really hard. And not just on the inside.

Appropriate caveat added here: Of course I cherish my child's artwork and wouldn't trade it for the world.
Now quit thinking I'm a bad mother and you can laugh with me.

Do you get good artwork home from pre-school/ mother's morning out? Aside from the obvious Mother's Day handprints and Thanksgiving Indian feather hat (that has a name doesn't it?)?
Let me know your favorites in the comments.
Happy Christmas Eve Eve!

9 comments:

Anonymous said... 1

I just thought it was the traditional Christmas peanut ;-D

Anonymous said... 2

indian feather hat = headdress (of course, that may be 2 words.) and i'm not sentimental. i don't save every piece of art or page that comes home. i have enough clutter. instead, i take a picture. it's digitally saved forevah.

Anonymous said... 3

Hilarious! Taylor doesn't go to pre-school or anything yet, so no opportunities for such artwork, but I'm sure it won't be long.
And to answer your question/comment from our blog, no you can't really see great from the front row...therefore, we were seat hoppers. We never even sat in our assigned seats.

Anonymous said... 4

Ha! Too funny! It's Mr. Hanky the Christmas poop with antlers!

Anonymous said... 5

Obviously, you are not familiar with the 10th reindeer, Pooper!

Anonymous said... 6

Maybe it's a footprint? To go with the handprint antlers? Have a great Christmas!

Anonymous said... 7

Marky has this exact Mr. Hanky-looking thing on a placemat. I think the body is a shoe-print. No- the art is almost always bad, but since they put their hands on them they know we will keep them.

Anonymous said... 8

That's HILARIOUS!!!
I think my favorite has to be the white dye cut star that they gave Tristan to color. Yeah, he colored about a third of it, and I have some partly scribbled on star on my tree. Real creative, right???
Ha!!!

Anonymous said... 9

no, the preschool teachers are NOT laughing at you. well. maybe we are. :) i do know we have a tendency to look at craft ideas and say "hey, that's covered with glitter/unrecognizable but has handprints/stupid but uses the kid's picture/pointless but fingerpainted...the parents will HATE it. let's do it!"

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