My daughter is still enjoying drawing with the old man. We just did Brenda's "Jumping Jack" lesson in two short sessions over two days. This is the first time I've ever got her to put a drawing aside and come back to it later -- an important thing to learn, I think.
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It sure is nice to have something we can do together.

Ernest, it is wonderful that you can spend such quality time together doing something so simple in this world of electronic distractions that seemed deliberately designed to isolate people.

You are going to have to get her her own identity on here - she is becoming quite the artist!!

oh that is just so precious..the drawing, the time spent with dad, some lessons that will stay with her forever..

Beautiful!

Thoes are great! My son loves to draw too, he's only 5 though, hopefully when he gets a little older we'll be able to draw together.

This is truely awsome to see her drawing along with her dad ...you are her teacher and you are doing well she is really good .....

nice drawings both of them!!
Danielle is a very lucky kid to have a father like you.

Ernest,
Believe me you are investing precious time in something that will pay huge dividends. My daughter at age 29 still fondly tells stories of how we read together, sang together, they are among her earliest and happiest memories. (Back then I didn't know I could draw, sometimes I am still not sure I can, lol) Danielle seems to be a chip off the old block, eh? It is great to see this, she seems to be good at it too! thank you for sharing these tender moments.

Trish