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| From left, Birdie, Grandma, Grandpa, Emily. Coffee stains by Grandpa. |
Like most children, Emily loves to draw pictures of the world around her, paper and pencil representations of the way a happy little girl sees things.
Most would say that her grandfather is as bald as a billiard ball, but not Emily. Close examination of her frequent drawings of him always reveals a meticulously-detailed coiffure. Time after time, this feature is carefully repeated.
Hands and ears may be entirely left out of the work, but grandpa's hair is a fact, far too great to be denied. True, each shaft may be numbered, but they are certainly not trifles carelessly overlooked.
So there.
Most would say that her grandfather is as bald as a billiard ball, but not Emily. Close examination of her frequent drawings of him always reveals a meticulously-detailed coiffure. Time after time, this feature is carefully repeated.
Hands and ears may be entirely left out of the work, but grandpa's hair is a fact, far too great to be denied. True, each shaft may be numbered, but they are certainly not trifles carelessly overlooked.
So there.
