Here in Australia, we celebrate Father’s Day on the 1st Sunday of September. Today’s guest post is brought to you by 4-year-old Big Brother.
This is a picture of Daddy if he had big elephant ears. One of his ears is normal and the other one is folded over, that's why it's smaller. I have big elephant ears too, and I'm holding hands with Baby.
This is a picture of a funny, scary present. It has an elephant's body, zombie arms and legs, zombie ears, ear-rings, a mean mouth, a honky nose, Googoo Goggles, and mean eyes. Daddy will think it's so funny!
This picture is funny because I put some of the letters the wrong way. Daddy will have to be upside down to read it!
Jo Eberhardt is a writer of speculative fiction, mother to two adorable boys, and lover of words and stories. She lives in rural Queensland, Australia, and spends her non-writing time worrying that the neighbour's cows will one day succeed in sneaking into her yard and eating everything in her vegie garden.
Very cute! I hope daddy is very fit and can stand on his head to read the last card 🙂
Haha. He thought it would be a better idea to turn the page upside down… Apparently Big Brother didn’t think of that.
LOL. Love it and it’s good to see that my Daughter is not the only one that writes in capital letters (I can’t seem to break the habit – even if I write out a message and she copies it she converts it all to upper case!)
I remember doing the same thing when I was that age. Big Brother explained to me once that the little letters are too “swirly”.