Happy Days and stinging memoirs. You source such fabulous images Dr Ken. Yes the hairbrush featured (picture two) but I particularly love drawing number three: my sister and I always dreading that our mom would not fetch the little, thin, switchy-cane, which was kept in the cupboard...and which she strictly only applied to our bare botties too !! (ouchee) as was traditonal in the early 1970s. Boo-Hoo. Mummy was no-nonsense, although the phrase had yet to be invented. Great drawing. Happy days. Brenda x
Thanks Mom, for using your wooden spoon to always teach me the difference between right and wrong. Happy Mothers Day!!! Love, Jonathan
ReplyDeleteHappy Days and stinging memoirs. You source such fabulous images Dr Ken. Yes the hairbrush featured (picture two) but I particularly love drawing number three: my sister and I always dreading that our mom would not fetch the little, thin, switchy-cane, which was kept in the cupboard...and which she strictly only applied to our bare botties too !! (ouchee) as was traditonal in the early 1970s. Boo-Hoo. Mummy was no-nonsense, although the phrase had yet to be invented. Great drawing. Happy days. Brenda x
ReplyDeleteJonathan -- I'm sure your mother would appreciate those words!
ReplyDeleteBrenda -- Sometimes, to make an impression on a woman's mind, you need to make a serious impression on her other end....