Find the absolute coolest part of my student's creative estate.
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Could it be that there are restrooms on the play ground. My favorite part is the 'Big RIP' and the stick person saying 'Oh no!' I kind of wish that I could work with kids all day, it would be so much more entertaining. Although, I'm sure at one point they would wonder why I was laughing all the time.
Definitely the "Big RIP." But it was a toss up with the "Forest" in the side yard. Not just the "forest" itself, but also the big sign labeling the forest, in case someone were to get lost in the front yard.
I'm going for Big RIP. Probably a reference to Notorious' untimely demise. It was difficult for all of us, the artist's pain is evident in the 'oh no!' caption of a mourner. I also enjoy the sign letting you know that those are GRAVES. It's nice to know that in some perfect world, absolutely everything would be labeled.
When I first saw this, my eyes were just scanning around the picture and I was like, "Wow! This is neat! Tennis courts, playground, swimming pool....um....graves...?" I couldn't stop laughing when I read that. His older brother and I had just been talking about how inappropriate it would be to write a children's book in which a character dies and the last page is just a tombstone. I think he overheard us and thought it would be funny to add his own graveyard.
Find the absolute coolest part of my student's creative estate.
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Could it be that there are restrooms on the play ground. My favorite part is the 'Big RIP' and the stick person saying 'Oh no!'
I kind of wish that I could work with kids all day, it would be so much more entertaining. Although, I'm sure at one point they would wonder why I was laughing all the time.
Definitely the "Big RIP." But it was a toss up with the "Forest" in the side yard. Not just the "forest" itself, but also the big sign labeling the forest, in case someone were to get lost in the front yard.
I'm going for Big RIP. Probably a reference to Notorious' untimely demise. It was difficult for all of us, the artist's pain is evident in the 'oh no!' caption of a mourner. I also enjoy the sign letting you know that those are GRAVES. It's nice to know that in some perfect world, absolutely everything would be labeled.
When I first saw this, my eyes were just scanning around the picture and I was like, "Wow! This is neat! Tennis courts, playground, swimming pool....um....graves...?" I couldn't stop laughing when I read that. His older brother and I had just been talking about how inappropriate it would be to write a children's book in which a character dies and the last page is just a tombstone. I think he overheard us and thought it would be funny to add his own graveyard.
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