Childhood Creativity Admirers Pillows

"You're welcome."

'I'm in my Blue period.'

"That's our house, that's Mommy going to work, and that's you, staring out the window, wondering where it all went wrong."

Timmy had one heck of a security blanket.

"Walk, hell- I gotta dance."

"Soon you'll be sucking your thumb AND tying your shoes...they call it multitasking."

'I've never opened her up on the highway, but I get great mileage in the city!'

"It turns out I just wasted the whole morning networking with a dog."

"The one time in our lives when it's acceptable to run around naked, but they dress us up like L. L. Bean catalog."

Jimmy had a very active imagination.

'You could say this is how my husband and I support local arts.'

'I'm having a private showing over on my grandma's refrigerator next week.'

'You put it down for five seconds. I get it now.'

"Every time I tie my shoes, the laces come undone...I think it's a conspiracy!"

"We like to think he's experimenting with color and form, but his art therapist suggested we're not giving him enough candy."

'Your imagination was so powerful he became real. It happens to me all the time.'

Let the #&(%?;! pigeon drive the bus

Homework Help and Homework Eaten Stands

'It's good, Timmy, but it's not refrigerator good.'

Introducing Peter's Cousin - Murray Pan - The Boy Who Refused To Stay A Child

Knight of the sandcastle.

'Look Mum: I'm Platypus in Boots!'

"All of the art work is for sale."

'Don't think of sweeping as a chore. Consider it practice for the Olympic Curling Team.'

'You haven't changed a bit Perkins.'

'My imagination has way too much time on its hands.'

"You can over-encourage kids, you know."

"On the downstairs freezer, you can view some of my earlier work."

"Jenny, your play date's here!"

'I'll put one end of the hose in your pool...you take the other end outside...gravity will create a siphon and drain the water with no mess.'

'You're the mother and those are your children? -- I'd like to see a DNA test.'

"I see you found my science project, dad. Cool, it works!"

'This is the last time I leave my blueprints where my kid can get his hands on them.'

"The trouble with children is they don't act like adults."