"What's for the snack sack today?"
He thought for a long while. Finally he said, "I'm starting not to have ideas."
"Remember, you can think of anything."
He said nothing.
"You had lots of Looney Tunes clips on the iPad that we haven't done," I reminded him. "Or how about this guy from Lucky Charms since you like them so much," I suggested pointing to the leprechaun on the box of cereal.
"What's his name, Daddy?"
"I think it's Lucky."
"Oh, yeah. Right. It is Lucky."
"So should I draw him?"
He ignored me and asked, "Did you put wine on that?" He was referring to my toast. "If you did I want some," he said with mischievous smile.
"No. It's jelly, silly," I informed him. In fact, it was blueberry preserves.
"Oh," he said in disappointment.
Before I could stop myself, I said in my best Gru voice, "I'm making a line of jams and jellies." That gave me an idea. "How about Gru or Dr. Nefario from Despicable Me?" I suggested.
"Um, no," he said without hesitation. "How about Silence Ramsbottom?" he asked.
"Ramsbottom? Okay," I said. I did a search and found his first name to be Silas.
Victor browsed through the options for Silas Ramsbottom and was likely disappointed with them since the character is funny and memorable only for his name. "Something here gave me an idea," he said and paused for effect. "Batman!" he whispered in a deep Batman-y voice. It's funny how random things pop into his head.
"I've already done Batman," I said.
"No, you haven't."
I actually wasn't sure. "Well, I know I've done the Batcave."
"Yeah, but in it Batman was tiny."
"I think I've done Batman before," I repeated, although I was feeling more doubtful now.
"No you haven't," he insisted.
He was right. I took my iPhone back and searched through our old stuff. I found the Joker and the Batcave with a tiny Batman shadow in it, but no real drawing of Batman. "I guess I haven't," I admitted.
I ran a search and handed him my iPhone once more. He picked this one pretty quickly. I drew Batman carefully and only messed up a little bit. I considered shading him in but decided against it. When Victor saw it, he shouted, "It's awesome!"
He thought for a long while. Finally he said, "I'm starting not to have ideas."
"Remember, you can think of anything."
He said nothing.
"You had lots of Looney Tunes clips on the iPad that we haven't done," I reminded him. "Or how about this guy from Lucky Charms since you like them so much," I suggested pointing to the leprechaun on the box of cereal.
"What's his name, Daddy?"
"I think it's Lucky."
"Oh, yeah. Right. It is Lucky."
"So should I draw him?"
He ignored me and asked, "Did you put wine on that?" He was referring to my toast. "If you did I want some," he said with mischievous smile.
"No. It's jelly, silly," I informed him. In fact, it was blueberry preserves.
"Oh," he said in disappointment.
Before I could stop myself, I said in my best Gru voice, "I'm making a line of jams and jellies." That gave me an idea. "How about Gru or Dr. Nefario from Despicable Me?" I suggested.
"Um, no," he said without hesitation. "How about Silence Ramsbottom?" he asked.
"Ramsbottom? Okay," I said. I did a search and found his first name to be Silas.
Victor browsed through the options for Silas Ramsbottom and was likely disappointed with them since the character is funny and memorable only for his name. "Something here gave me an idea," he said and paused for effect. "Batman!" he whispered in a deep Batman-y voice. It's funny how random things pop into his head.
"I've already done Batman," I said.
"No, you haven't."
I actually wasn't sure. "Well, I know I've done the Batcave."
"Yeah, but in it Batman was tiny."
"I think I've done Batman before," I repeated, although I was feeling more doubtful now.
"No you haven't," he insisted.
He was right. I took my iPhone back and searched through our old stuff. I found the Joker and the Batcave with a tiny Batman shadow in it, but no real drawing of Batman. "I guess I haven't," I admitted.
I ran a search and handed him my iPhone once more. He picked this one pretty quickly. I drew Batman carefully and only messed up a little bit. I considered shading him in but decided against it. When Victor saw it, he shouted, "It's awesome!"
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