On one of our many trips this summer, we had dinner at a mexican restaurant in St. Charles, MO with some friends and their precious daughter, Hope. Instead of giving out crayons and puzzles to entertain children while waiting for food, this cool place gives out tortilla dough. I, of course, was as thrilled as Hope was about this. She was a good sport and attempted to make every shape I began to call out. And, no surprise here, I suggested that she make a monkey. Picture #1 is Hope's Monkey Masterpiece. (I helped with the tail.) I thought she did a fabulous job, and I'm quite sure I could not have done any better! For kicks, I also asked her to sculpt me. Picture #2 is yours truly. The resemblence is striking!
Tuesday, August 08, 2006
MONKEY DOUGH MASTERPIECE
On one of our many trips this summer, we had dinner at a mexican restaurant in St. Charles, MO with some friends and their precious daughter, Hope. Instead of giving out crayons and puzzles to entertain children while waiting for food, this cool place gives out tortilla dough. I, of course, was as thrilled as Hope was about this. She was a good sport and attempted to make every shape I began to call out. And, no surprise here, I suggested that she make a monkey. Picture #1 is Hope's Monkey Masterpiece. (I helped with the tail.) I thought she did a fabulous job, and I'm quite sure I could not have done any better! For kicks, I also asked her to sculpt me. Picture #2 is yours truly. The resemblence is striking!
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Bobby, I just assumed you were trying to use a country accent as in "Whare's the pork rinds?"
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