Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Oscar, the Fright-ABC WEDNESDAY 'F'







Yesterday you met Fiona.  Today I want you to meet Oscar, her brother. He selected a face painting very different than his sister's.  I think his choice is a success as a "fright."


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18 comments:

  1. Jim Klenke6:21 AM

    His paint is much cooler, lol. No butterflies or pretty colors for him. If that was me, I wouldn't want to wash it off.

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  2. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com7:50 AM

    I think a psychologist would have an explanation for why there are such different choices in face painting by little boys and girls.

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  3. PerthDailyPhoto8:31 AM

    Oscar is way too cute to ever look scary Kate :) and Fiona, what a very sweet little face.

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  4. TexWisGirl8:59 AM

    so cute! that facepainter was excellent!

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  5. SamuraiFrog9:38 AM

    Great makeup! I once stylized a skull on my face for Halloween with a mascara pencil, but this puts what I did to shame!

    SamuraiFrog, ABCW

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  6. Judy9:47 AM

    Only half frightful. The other half, pretty cute.

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  7. Sharon9:49 AM

    I have to agree, he's adopted a pretty frightening look.

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  8. Halcyon1:29 PM

    The half face is a little creepy! ;-)

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  9. biebkriebels2:49 PM

    He is a split person, one good half and a bad one.

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  10. Janey and Co.5:15 PM

    Good choice. He frightened me!

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  11. Kay6:48 PM

    Well done, but I do prefer the cute, unpainted side.

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  12. William Kendall7:46 PM

    He's contemplating Hallowe'en, no doubt!

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  13. Roger Owen Green9:36 PM

    cute, but scary!
    ROG, ABCW

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  14. Randy10:30 PM

    Scary little one.

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  15. EG CameraGirl10:28 AM

    EW! I'm feeling scared!

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  16. Jack4:06 PM

    Yup. Little boys don't go in for butterflies and the like.

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    1. Anonymous5:13 PM

      Jack, I don't go for that one, no offense. I think if we don't steer girls toward PINK and boys toward BLUE (you know what I mean!), they will end up choosing what they enjoy. My daughter was total tomboy, as they call it... I call it normal kid! Amy

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  17. Anonymous5:12 PM

    My daughter used to like these scary faces - but she, like your son, couldn't actually look completely scary...they are both so damned cute!! Amy

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