It’s been about a year since we discovered this on Anna’s bedroom wall.
Kris decided that we should let her keep this sketch of her name. But, not before a long discussion on why she was to never do it again.
Fast forward to yesterday evening. In walks Anna into the family room.
“Mom, I need you to wet a towel for me.”
“Why?” I queried.
“Because, I did something I’m not supposed to do.”
I walked into her room, and this is what I saw on her door entrance:
With permanent marker.
If I know Kris, he’ll allow her to keep this work of art, too. Because, after all, boys are NOT allowed in her room.
Ever.
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funny….to me lol…not sure the comet will work on a stained door :(…mine art work was on a white painted surface, plastic, etc…tell her Daddy is a boy
I will bring home some “dirty word remover” from work and let you try that. It usually gets rid of anything!
hahahah i think she should get to keep it too!!! Keep those stinkin’ boys out!
haha love it!! rubbing alcohol may take it off…not sure on a wooden door. It’s cute! Maybe you should get her some sketch paper and canvas board.
Tyler once carved markings on his wooden bed with a fork so that he could keep up with (and cross out) how many days he had left being grounded. It was like he was in jail!
Can’t remove carvings!
Those precious children!! 😉
Coming from a kindergarten teacher, I am SUPER impressed with her spelling and handwriting!
Ha! So funny. I must admit, her spelling is impressive for a 4 year old. You’re such a teacher 🙂
EVER!
Can she come do Riley’s door?
Sure. She can even spend the night.
I have to agree for her age, she’s very talented. LOL! You’re gonna have to skip pre-K or K maybe! A couple of years ago Laurel and Dan bought Avery a brand new bed room set, ’cause his baby brother was coming and they needed to share. He carved his name in the top rung of the ladder the FIRST day it was in his room. Carving is permanent. Recently while trading Jackson’s crib for his twin bed, she discovered yet more carvings on the desk portion. He admitted readily he was wrong but did it one day when he was angry. 😦
That’s what little kids do!
I ordered Morgan a sign to go on her door that said, “Morgan’s Room….No Boys Allowed!” Get her a sign. It will cover up the door art!
OMG!!! LOL!!!!! I love it!
oh! I was just at walmart and saw these easy stick-on white dry erase squares. It’s just a large square sticker that easily peels off the wall and you can write on it with dry erase markers.
It was over near the wall-paper borders.
If she can stay in the square…she could write on the wall! Just thought of her when I saw it. 🙂
I relate to Anna, sometimes I don’t want any boys in my room. ha ha! Love the blog! You know it!
Hahahaha! Smart mama.
I love it! That child is too funny. Course she didnt write on my door. But ya gotta love her!
She was just sayin……….