I’m trying to teach my daughter the difference between right and left. Oneway I know she will have to learn how to cross the street with me without me constantly carrying her and second, she still doesn’t have the full sense of direction.

I would point at something and she would stare blankly into space.
It’s funny how we don’t realize how easy things come to us as we get older. Meanwhile there are these little beings who are still learning everything. Each thing they learn is new.

Sense of direction is a skill set that we don’t realize. Except now and then I still need my GPS now and then. Ha.

Ahh timeouts. I really don’t like giving them but it needs to be done at times. I can’t even count how many timeouts my daughter has but when I was trying to think of ideas for my comic, timeouts reminded me of those signs at a warehouse.

I wonder what age do you have to be until timeouts are no longer in force?

On another different subject, this is my first attempt at using my new drawing tablet. I’m still trying to get the hang of it. This is my 3rd try at drawing my comics. I find that I’m slowly progressing. For those wondering which tablet I am using, it’s the iPad pro. I find it easier to use compared to my previous tablet where I felt like I was doing more blind contour drawings again.

It’s pretty awesome, but that’s just my own review of it.

I don’t like bugs and since we moved to a warmer country, it feels like a I’m watching “a bug’s life” movie. When I lived in Alberta and I would watch shows about bugs on some nature channel I would laugh and say to myself, “Ha, glad I don’t have to deal with THOSE bugs.”

I guess it’s karma.

I never used to be scared of bugs as a kid but I became scared of them as I got older.

I often get “BUGGED”  by my husband and family to get over my fear.( Yes…I was trying to be funny.)

For now, my kids are amused by my icky dance. I didn’t know I had one until my kids were laughing and wondering why I was jumping around trying to squish a huge bug in my kitchen.

At least it makes them laugh even though I squirm on the inside. Ha.