No answer.
I asked him again, "What should we draw today?"
No answer.
"Victor I need a snack sack idea," I said more firmly.
No answer.
"Victor I need a snack sack idea," I said more firmly.
"Okay, do a baby penguin," he blurted out.
"A baby penguin?"
"Mm-hmm," he hummed.
"Okay," I said.
I ran a search and handed him my iPhone. "Oh my gosh! These are all super cute! Dad, if you could, could you do this one? He looks super cute!"
"Okay," I said.
I ran a search and handed him my iPhone. "Oh my gosh! These are all super cute! Dad, if you could, could you do this one? He looks super cute!"
"Sure," I agreed. I was very careful to maintain the basic shapes as I colored it in. I knew it'd be easy to lose focus and add a stroke outside the outline, thus losing the cuteness effect. Based on Victor's reaction, I did a good enough job.
"That is the cutest snack sack that you ever did," he said with delight. "I'm so bringing this home. There's no way that I'm not." He stared at it some more. "That took you a long time," he added.
"It always takes longer when I have to color something in," I told him.
"Oh my gosh! He is so cute!" he exclaimed one last time before we headed out the door.
"Oh my gosh! He is so cute!" he exclaimed one last time before we headed out the door.
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