Comments on: Growing up with an artist mommy http://kerrilawnsby.com/blog/2009/10/27/growing-up-with-an-artist-mommy/ Designer Kerri Lawnsby blogs about fused glass, fashion, jewelry, and other fun stuff. Mon, 05 Apr 2010 15:58:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Shiela Shinholster http://kerrilawnsby.com/blog/2009/10/27/growing-up-with-an-artist-mommy/comment-page-1/#comment-244 Shiela Shinholster Mon, 05 Apr 2010 15:58:36 +0000 http://kerrilawnsby.com/blog/?p=148#comment-244 My 5 year old daughter, who loves to color and draw, has decided she will be an artist and "draw on the computer like Mommy does" when she grows up. I love that she sees working at a creative endeavor as a possibility for her future. Positive modeling through hard work and creativity, while doing our best to be present for our kids, is what my husband and I hope to teach them by example. All the best to you in your continued creative endeavors! My 5 year old daughter, who loves to color and draw, has decided she will be an artist and “draw on the computer like Mommy does” when she grows up. I love that she sees working at a creative endeavor as a possibility for her future. Positive modeling through hard work and creativity, while doing our best to be present for our kids, is what my husband and I hope to teach them by example. All the best to you in your continued creative endeavors!

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By: Agnes Eva Savich http://kerrilawnsby.com/blog/2009/10/27/growing-up-with-an-artist-mommy/comment-page-1/#comment-182 Agnes Eva Savich Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:10:18 +0000 http://kerrilawnsby.com/blog/?p=148#comment-182 I run into the same thing with my kids. Well my daughter mostly, the boy is still just a toddler. But as a result, she has a really wide range of things she wants to be when she grows up; a musician like daddy, she's going to "write her own book like mommy", be in a band, AND be a doctor, super hero, and astronaut. Though it's a crazier schedule, sure, ultimately like you say it's so rewarding for them to see us realizing our (non-corporate) dreams. I run into the same thing with my kids. Well my daughter mostly, the boy is still just a toddler. But as a result, she has a really wide range of things she wants to be when she grows up; a musician like daddy, she’s going to “write her own book like mommy”, be in a band, AND be a doctor, super hero, and astronaut. Though it’s a crazier schedule, sure, ultimately like you say it’s so rewarding for them to see us realizing our (non-corporate) dreams.

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