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- Got her tongue
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- The Dodecahedron, in brief
- My Gorey death
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- My father's moustache
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1 comment:
Wonderful!
When we moved I cleared out stacks and stacks of oooold drawings and while this sounds head-slappingly obvious - write these "titles" and the date (and the name of the kid should you have another) on the back and then in ten years they will be so, so precious. Without doing that, in ten years they will be headed for the garbage (I know you can't believe that now, so trust me). The BEST drawings were the ones where I asked the kid to tell me what it was and then I wrote down their words on the back. Those are priceless.
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