@Amber Lynne: Right?! In my case, I also have a 5 year old that keeps me on my toes so it's sooo much harder to sit down to draw. XD I love him tons though. <3 And of course! I'll always doodle. XD

@Amber Lynne: Don't I know it! XD I can hope so~
I just wish I could bottle some of his energy for me!
I'd get sooo much more done. lol

@Amber Lynne: It's a nice thought at least... *^*; I just want to keep up with him.
He's soo over-energetic, 30 minutes with him is a workout! lmao
That or get a giant hamster wheel hooked up to the power grid, I could power the whole town... XD

@Amber Lynne: Yeah, but it doesn't really leave me with much energy to do any full workouts or my yoga! XD
I miss my yoga, it helped the back pain from being bent over drawing too much. ;>>

@Amber Lynne: Yep. Oh, I've tried! He used to do the weighted workouts with me! And he enjoyed them but now he just wants to run around crazy like. XD I think he got used to the other kids just running in circles at class. lol

@Amber Lynne: Lol No worries! I'll probably just be stuck until we get done with the remodel. At the moment I try to stick him with the NES and SNES games while I work out, sometimes it works and others it doesn't. XD

@Amber Lynne: Kind of! He loves crafts more than drawing right now. Like he's really good at making things out of paper and gluing it together. But drawing/writing frustrates him a bit since he can't figure out how to draw what he's thinking. Which, I can't really blame him. I do try to encourage him as much as possible though. Like any art stuff gets plastered on the walls with praise. *^*

@Amber Lynne: Oh, I know! No worries there~ XD I just try to encourage him were I can so he'll keep trying. And he loves adding his art to the walls for display. ( He saw a family on youtube display all their art on the fridge so he's taken that over too. XD ) I have a lot of younger sibs and family I helped teach to draw and such so it's not too difficult for me in that aspect. I just don't want to make it a chore where he doesn't like it cause he needs the practice holding the pencil. I'm thinking of getting one of the autism pencil grips or weighted pencil for him to help.

@Amber Lynne: That's a good idea. Maybe doing a "frame" with a fun tape to mark it out.
But we're also doing a full wall in his room of chalk paint so he'd be able to doodle there too. *^*

@Amber Lynne: sorry I've been MIA. I ended up getting sick and I've honestly just been sleeping. Thank God it was only a head cold. Not gonna lie for the first few days I was so scared -.- on the mend now though!