Jacob and one of his coworkers were talking about how they thought superman was “allergic” to kryptonite like some people are allergic to peanuts. He came home rambling about it and then would bust out all through dinner, while cowering dramatically, “OoOooooh nooooOo, peanuts!!!” So then we joked around about how Mr. Peanut would be that poor allergic person’s nemisis.
For your veiwing pleasure, we created that monstrous Dr. Peanut, enemy to allergic people everywhere, maybe even our own Superman-equivalent on some ant planet or something.

The Cracked Dr. Peanut

For our last lesson as CTR 5 teachers at our current ward Jacob and I taught lesson 14 out of the CTR A book: Dare to Choose the Right.  I thought it would be fun to make a little coloring page for the kids with a CTR shield on it.  But I struggled finding a decent image to use.  I did find one image that seemed sufficient and traced it in inkscape.  I love the bitmap trace tool in inkscape, vectors always look so good compared to pixelated images.

This is a really good image to color, and I can resize it to be a whole page large or just a little icon.

Great for Coloring

However, I decided that it wasn’t really true to the style I grew up with and decided to make my own, inspired by my CTR ring.

Choose the Right

I can’t help but feel this one is so much more genuine.  What do you think?

I’m graduating from college in one week!!!  Woot.  I sent out my announcements a few weeks ago and began to receive gifts soon thereafter, double woot.  I also celebrated my twenty first birthday on Friday.  My sister and her fiancé gave me my wish of a tablet.  TRIPLE WOOOOOT!  This perfect storm of amazingness required an entire Sunday devoted to creating the perfect thank you card.  So here is a tribute to W&M with the added bonus of having created it using my new toy, ahem, tablet.   (I just hope my family appreciates my fine handiwork, haha).

Wren-Inspired Thank You Note