Today, I had to tell my daughter that just because markers say "washable", it doesn't mean that you can draw all over our newly-painted walls. She's 15. FML
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Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, I had to explain to my daughter that just because it says non-toxic on the crayons, it doesn't mean that you should eat them. She's 16. FML
Today, my kids decided to draw on the walls with permanent marker, and now my house looks like a modern art exhibit. FML
Today, I discovered my 3-year-old daughter's artistic skills. She managed to draw an elaborate mural on our living room wall. The masterpiece? A stick figure family, including our dog, but instead of a tail, he has a second head. She of course used permanent markers. FML
Today, I came home from work to find my five year old daughter drawing unicorns on the wall. The same wall that I had to repaint last week because it had puppies on it. FML
Today, my five year-old niece thought that it would be acceptable to carve her artwork all over our toilet seat. FML
Today, I got home to the smell of permanent marker and the discovery that my roommate's little sister had drawn flower petals around every polka dot she could reach on my walls. I just put up the wallpaper last weekend. FML
Today, I left the living room for 3 minutes to make a coffee. When I went back, my 4-year old had found a permanent marker, God knows where, since I don't own a permanent marker. She'd then drawn on her face, the carpet, wall, sofa, both dogs and as an added bonus the TV screen. FML
Today, my toddler proudly presented me a "beautiful drawing" he'd made... on my freshly painted living room wall. When I started to scold him, he said, "But I made it for YOU, Mommy!" Now I feel guilty for being mad at Picasso Jr, and having to paint over it. FML
Today, I babysat my niece and thought a quick shower would be fine. I left her watching cartoons with a blanket and returned to find she’d used washable paints on the carpet and her hands, leaving tiny colorful footprints to the couch. Her proud smile made me forgive the mess, but I spent the evening scrubbing. FML
Today, my daughter asked me if we could make sticker art. Of course I said it was OK so she went to get some stickers. I wondered where she was going when she walked into the bathroom, but I didn't ask. I left the room and when I came back, her paper was blank and my pads were stuck to the wall. FML
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CrikOgresmasher 19
Should use the markers to draw over her phone's screen
bethrh 49
I fail to see why a 15-year-old would do this...
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beatlegirl27 20
10 years too late?
Monika444 1
At fifteen, she can buy the paint and repaint the wall. Your problem, OP, is discipline.
DatWeirdoDoe 9
WHOA WHAT??!shes 15? Talk about a 2nd check to the head. No offense OP. Maybe shes an artist?
discocroutons 9
I had to reread this post to make sure I saw the "15 year-old" part correctly. Yep, yep it is. What the heck was she thinking? x'D
r_jones39 3
I see a pole and a lot of body glitter in her future.
blonde_girrl 6
Maybe she just wants to be an artist. They can be a little nutty when trying to find inspiration ☺️
danigarcia31802 3
wow.....thats so stupid!
Repethetic 25
if they are 'washable' there shouldn't be a problem. stop whining op and get your daughter to clean it up.