Driveway art by Papa Dan. He and (Granny)Nadia were visiting when I realized I hadn’t seen him for half an hour or so. He rounded the corner of the driveway a few minutes later clapping a thick layer of pastel dust off of his hands. “The boys are going to need more chalk,” he said, showing me the few flat, quarter-sized pieces that were left.
The boys had a blast with the arrow lane for a week. It totally fed into Liam’s Nazi-ish desire for order and complete control. You were only allowed to drive in the direction of the arrows, turn around at the top of the driveway, and trickle back down to the beginning on either unchalked side. He has now stepped up this game, making his own lanes and scrawling, “STOP” at random and frequent points along his path.
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Driveway art by Papa Dan. He and (Granny)Nadia were visiting when I realized I hadn’t seen him for half an hour or so. He rounded the corner of the driveway a few minutes later clapping a thick layer of pastel dust off of his hands. “The boys are going to need more chalk,” he said, showing me the few flat, quarter-sized pieces that were left.
The boys had a blast with the arrow lane for a week. It totally fed into Liam’s Nazi-ish desire for order and complete control. You were only allowed to drive in the direction of the arrows, turn around at the top of the driveway, and trickle back down to the beginning on either unchalked side. He has now stepped up this game, making his own lanes and scrawling, “STOP” at random and frequent points along his path.
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Thank you for this blog. Thats all I can say. You most definitely have made this blog into something thats eye opening and important. You clearly know so much about the subject, youve covered so many bases. Great stuff from this part of the internet. Again, thank you for this blog
I love this shot. The image quality is so good of the stationary bike, it contrasts so well with the moving one.
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