Friday Sprog Blogging: recent drawings of animals.

It's been awhile since the Free-Ride offspring have shared their artwork. Today, we offer some of their drawings of animals.

From the younger Free-Ride offspring:

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Tigers. They may look cute, but you don't want to get near them when they're hungry.

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Cheetahs. Same deal: cute, but deadly.

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A horse. She didn't dress herself in that blanket and headband.

From the elder Free-Ride offspring:

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Jungle Landscape. There's a lot going on here, and I'm feeling like there might be some traces of Bruegel and Escher.

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A cat in a sushi bar. You will notice, however, that the selection includes non-fishy sushi.

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Animals used to convey letters of the alphabet. The encoding is not guaranteed to make sense for languages other than English.

More like this

The elder Free-Ride offspring, always a fan of mustelids, has lately taken a particular interest in ferrets.
Frequent commenter, sibling, and bon vivant Uncle Fishy recently set up a backyard beehive, but lately he's been worried about the bees. This came up in a recent online chat:
My better half was clearing plates from the kitchen table as I was cooking something. Dr. Free-Ride's better half: Hey, I thought our kids like zucchini bread.
Dr. Free-Ride: So, I found a little café table for the back yard. Dr. Free-Ride's better half: A good one, or one that's going to fall apart?

Wow, Rosetta is living up to her name there. Excellent animal alphabet!