Look at how Middle dressed herself for painting-- pretty top with a skirt. You never see her in anything but skirts and dresses!
Paintbrushes in hand, they happily slapped on paint, drip-dropping paint all over the newspapers. I should have put down more papers because the girls stepped in the drops of paint and then walked around where there were no newspapers. I have little trails of paint all over that corner of the basement now, but I am not making a big fuss about it, because we want to lay down some flooring. Not sure what yet, but we are playing with the idea of black and white checkered floors. It was a fun day and the girls did a really good job painting. I was surprised at how little paint they got on themselves (except for the bottoms of their feet) and they are now peppering me with lines like this-- "What color are we going to paint now? When are we going to get the paint? How about pink like our room? What about purple? Can we have yellow? When are we going to paint again?" We are running errands today, and will pick out some paint. Even I am not sure what color we will choose. I'm leaning towards a light and bright color, yellow or orange, or maybe a soft and light color like pale blue or green. I'll know when we see it.
5 comments:
ahh shoot I wanna join .. I love painting too! Diane
Diane-- C'mon and join the fun!! Still have 2 more coats to paint! :o)
Great post. Chopper painted our halls 'Ginger glow' it is gorgeous and warm
A tip for you!!! Instead of stirring the paint with a stick, leave the lid on and just roll it around on the floor.
The kids could even do it!
DJ-- Sounds lovely.. I like to paint, it isnt a chore for me at all. But I wouldnt want to do it for a living.
Lindy-- LOL, we do that too! But the 5 gallon bucket had been sitting for over a year. I rolled it for about 10 minutes, still thick and gooey on the bottom and liquid-y on the top, so I HAD to stir it.
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