At low tide the wet, flat sand of Lyall Bay makes a welcome canvas.
Sophie delighted in writing messages of love and mastered drawing hearts (a little something she’s been working on).
Charlotte drew pictures and made trails (with maths questions!) for me to follow.
They both asked for me to take a photograph and send a picture to their grandparents. I love that they asked me to do this.
Related posts
April 15, 2011 Things I’m Loving
December 23, 2010 It’s snowing like you wouldn’t believe…
November 24, 2010 The Gallery: ‘Black and White’ mourning the loss of twenty nine brave souls
October 2, 2010 A Forecast to Smile About
September 4, 2010 Getting hip with ‘Hipstamatic’
December 1, 2020 Term 4 and winding down to the last days of school for 2020
Looks like they had a blast. Couple of talented wee artists you have there.
So lovely, and makes so homesick. The one thing I miss the most is the NZ countryside, the land, the sea and the coast. I keep trying to convince my Englishman that it would be a good thing to move back, but he sees it as a backward career step.
A wonderful canvas indeed and just love your drawings and writing in the sand….wish we could whisk ourselves there to join in for a bit of drawing time in the sand…your pictures are just gorgeous!!