Today, as I sat plunking away at the computer, my daughter came up behind me. She had a rectangular fabric in her hand which she promptly placed on my head.
"What the heck are you doing?" I asked. I wasn't exactly pleased having that thing on me.
"Making a hat," my daughter said.
"A hat?"
"Yeah. For Schultz."
Okay. I don't know what made her think that I'd be a good model for that sort of thing, because the last time I looked, I didn't have large pointy ears sticking up off the top of my head. (Schultz, in case you don't know, is our big German Shepherd dog.)
"Just stay still while I figure out where the ear holes go."
I made a face and continued plunking.
A short while later, the measurements were taken, and the hat was completed. My daughter asked Schultz to sit while she gently placed the hat on his enormous head.
And guess what? It was a perfect fit!
awe cute :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was pretty funny.
DeleteWe need pics! LOL
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, Schultz wasn't too thrilled with the hat, so he pawed it off. I think it's sitting on our stuffed pig, so maybe I'll take a picture of that.
DeleteHilarious! I don't know whether to offer you congratulations or commiserations!
ReplyDeleteGood question. Maybe your commiserations, since apparently that means I'm a block head. LOL!
Deletehahaha two heads the same size, does that make you more or less wise? hahaha
ReplyDeleteLess wise. I've been demoted to block head. LOL!
DeleteHow funny, especially the twisted way that little ones make things work!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter has a knack for making outfits for creatures using me as a model. I don't know how she does it. LOL!
Deletei would love to see a pic!
ReplyDeleteI'll see if I can get the hat back on the beast. If I can, and I'm able to get a picture, I'll post it.
DeleteI love this! I want to see a picture. :)
ReplyDeleteI'll see what I can do (check out the comment above).
DeleteWow! *LOL* I add another vote for wanting to see a pic!
ReplyDeleteLOL, too cute. : )
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