He's a triple winner too with all those "W's". Fierce indeed!
Rubbing alcohol works...
Fiercer for longer! I love it! I'm sharpie-ing my face before my next race...
Your son has the most beautiful eyes and those eyelashes go for miles!
oh my gosh. I just laughed so hard. I made everyone at my work look in my direction. This is hilarious.
Baby wipes? We used to use them for stage makeup, which can be pretty thick...
He's looking pretty fierce all right.....how's he look AFTER you got done yelling?
Bwwwwwwwwwahahahahahahahaha.I offer no sympathy or ol wives tales for cleaning. I only laugh, hard. I tryst you would have done the same ;)
I like James' design symmetry!
Just flippin' awesome.You should have left it there for the Christmas photos.
Like it! I hear that WD-40 gets it off of walls but I am not sure if that is more or less appropriate than Windex! I know I would just leave it but I know my wife would not!
I see you forgot to mention why he's genetically predispositioned to want to sharpie a face. Ahem.
And now the only picture I have in my head is you furiously spraying windex in your kids face!!!
Not to be used roughly, but the Mr. Clean Magic Erasers actually work on skin. It's like a buffer of sorts, removing older skin.As a related tip, they work better than a pumice on dry, cracked heels.
You can use acetone (found in nail polish remover) or rubbing alcohol to remove it in the future. Or let him ride it out for a couple days... At least he looks fierce so no one will mess with him before it wears off!
Well I'm certainly not messing with the kid. Maybe it's cause he's fierce or maybe it's 'cause he's crazy...doesn't matter. I'm too afraid.
ZOMG!!!!! Totally something that my daughter would do! hahahah! (laughing with you, not at you!).
He's a triple winner too with all those "W's". Fierce indeed!
ReplyDeleteRubbing alcohol works...
ReplyDeleteFiercer for longer! I love it! I'm sharpie-ing my face before my next race...
ReplyDeleteYour son has the most beautiful eyes and those eyelashes go for miles!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh. I just laughed so hard. I made everyone at my work look in my direction. This is hilarious.
ReplyDeleteBaby wipes? We used to use them for stage makeup, which can be pretty thick...
ReplyDeleteHe's looking pretty fierce all right.....how's he look AFTER you got done yelling?
ReplyDeleteBwwwwwwwwwahahahahahahahaha.
ReplyDeleteI offer no sympathy or ol wives tales for cleaning. I only laugh, hard. I tryst you would have done the same ;)
I like James' design symmetry!
ReplyDeleteJust flippin' awesome.
ReplyDeleteYou should have left it there for the Christmas photos.
Like it! I hear that WD-40 gets it off of walls but I am not sure if that is more or less appropriate than Windex! I know I would just leave it but I know my wife would not!
ReplyDeleteI see you forgot to mention why he's genetically predispositioned to want to sharpie a face. Ahem.
ReplyDeleteAnd now the only picture I have in my head is you furiously spraying windex in your kids face!!!
ReplyDeleteNot to be used roughly, but the Mr. Clean Magic Erasers actually work on skin. It's like a buffer of sorts, removing older skin.
ReplyDeleteAs a related tip, they work better than a pumice on dry, cracked heels.
You can use acetone (found in nail polish remover) or rubbing alcohol to remove it in the future. Or let him ride it out for a couple days...
ReplyDeleteAt least he looks fierce so no one will mess with him before it wears off!
Well I'm certainly not messing with the kid. Maybe it's cause he's fierce or maybe it's 'cause he's crazy...doesn't matter. I'm too afraid.
ReplyDeleteZOMG!!!!! Totally something that my daughter would do! hahahah! (laughing with you, not at you!).
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