What Judah was up to while mommy was baking wedding cakes.
Note the black ink on his nose, his arms and his legs. He really went to town with that pen. And can we say jumbo permanent marker? I can only hope it will all come off by the wedding reception Saturday!
From sleeping angel to hell's angel in 30 minutes flat. When I looked at him sternly as I could muster while trying not to laugh, I said, "What happened, Judah?" He just grinned and said around his binky, "Tattoo!"
Note the black ink on his nose, his arms and his legs. He really went to town with that pen. And can we say jumbo permanent marker? I can only hope it will all come off by the wedding reception Saturday!
From sleeping angel to hell's angel in 30 minutes flat. When I looked at him sternly as I could muster while trying not to laugh, I said, "What happened, Judah?" He just grinned and said around his binky, "Tattoo!"
I couldn't help but to laugh.
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That is too cute for words. Just tell him at the wedding he's precocious and did his own tats. With that face no one will notice the marker anyway. :)
Rosie, Rosie, Rosie...thanks for stopping by! If that wasn't the durndest coincidence I ever did hear of...to be on Jenster's blog (in PA), and to bump into you there! Funny stuff. Jeff said to say hi to Greg.
Our little Judah, only almost-two and already doing his own tats. Let's hope body piercing isn't next!
Heehee!!! As soon as I get a scanner (probably not until November) I'm going to scan a picture of Katie when she was about 3. She and Taylor were painting on the back deck and decided to make her a tiger.
I'm still laughing about the connection between you and Rosie. I guess it really is a small world after all. :o)
So, how did you get the stuff off Judah? I've know that stuff to stay on quite a while. Who is Rosie?
Jenster-sounds cute. Kids always have at least one or two of those episodes in their life, don't they? Either that or cutting their hair (or both). And it IS a small world.
Mom-We soaked him in the tub last night for longer than usual, and it faded some. We'll do it again tonight. I've heard shaving will remove permanent marker, but I think we'll just stick to long soaks in the tub.
By all means do not take a razor to that boy! He will start shaving himself next thing you know, and I know a couple of kids who have permanent scars from shaving their beards at age 3.
It's probably the shaving creme and not the actual shaving that helps fade the marker. Just sayin'.
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