And this is how my art project turned out! Keep in mind that the table and back wall are actually colored...the scanner just made them lighter. Anyway, this was really fun to draw. Compare it with the actual picture!
Well, as we all know, school rquires art projects. Which means work. So, I was required to draw my favorite snack. Honestly, I didn't know what at first. But I soon thought...hey! Why not Burger King fries? Sadly, they are too complicated to draw. Later on, I decided to draw Mickey D's fries. Now, this is the cool part--I didn't really know what they looked like! So mom had to buy me some fries. :) Anyway, I used this picture to do my drawing. It turned out awesome!
This is a picture of a flower on the pond at my aunt and uncle's house. I love going down there every father's day. It's so beautiful and peaceful. And that's the time when my family gets together. We have a wonderful time every year.
This was in 2004 at a hotel with the Brownie Girl Scout troop.
Back row: Megan, Jessie, Ashley, Samantha
Front row: Noelle, Jessica, Madison, Tia
This is a picture of Dalton in front of his OSU fat head. Dad took about 5 or so pictures of Dalton. The football he is holding is the football he got me for Secret Santa. You can tell because it is pink (and black). I don't know where I was...probably in my room or somewhere else. Anyway, this picture is awesome, isn't it?
Mom took Dalton and I to a few covered bridges, and two prairie cemeteries. This is one of the cemetery signs. It was amazing - looking at all the old headstones. I really do hope that we could go again. It was truly a historic moment, just standing there, reading the 100 year old stones. As fascinating as it might be, nothing could compare as to the feeling that went throught my body, seeing, being part of, the history of our past, present, and future.
