Ooops, I think somone has taken to drawing murals - all over the stairs! There are stairgates in place so Mia must have really stretched her arm through to produce this 'work of art' :)
Tee, hee - I've used the label 'distressing' for this posting, have yet to find out if the damage is permanent but I just bet that Mum was very distressed and that someone small had to stand in the naughty corner for quite a while.
The dilemma is - during the possible visit, how do I lock my craft room securely enough! I can't imagine the carnage if Mia gets in here - little scallywag!!
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I think maybe a little bolt high up on the door may be the answer but do make sure she has the chance to come in and play with you when you're there :-)
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Thanks Annie - I did think of a padlock and chain but the little imp probably would come armed with bolt cutters! I know she'd love to come in and play (under a very watchful eye of course)! Di x
ReplyDeleteA little artist is born. When my four year old grand daughter saw my craft room, her eyes lit up..., then I took her to her craft area. I had it set up with tons of things to do. I showed her what she could play with and what was Grammy's for her "work". We had a great time and I'm sure you will also. Take photos!
ReplyDeleteYou can see there's a small artist been walking around. That's gonna be fun this summer.
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I know the feeling. A friend's little one wrote her name in biro on my magnolia painted hall wall once! Such a lovely plain wall - very tempting to put something on it! You definitely need a BIG padlock on your craft room!
ReplyDeleteHelp! Am going to follow Mary's advice, IF I let Little Miss Picasso anywhere near here. Thanks Mary for that :) And of course I'll take photos - she's a real little poser and heartbreakingly beautiful. OK, I'm allowed to be a little bit biased. Di x
ReplyDeleteHe he he, little artist. :D
ReplyDeleteOMG - Nuff said!
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