When she was a little girl I drew cartoon characters for my daughter to play with. She loved them and wanted to learn how to draw like that. She doubted herself as kids often do. Practise, practise, practise. That's all I told her. The more you do it the better you get. So she did and Art became her best subject.
" Daddy, how do you learn to tell jokes ? "
Just watch the bullies and teacher's make fool's of themselves darling and mimic them. Funny is just the truth exaggerated a little.
Now she is a lethal joke maker. Her comebacks leave my wife in tears and usually at my expense.
Great kid. Grown up now. Left home.
Gotta spend time with kids to get them off to a good start. Same with anything really.
I'm taking it easy at the moment. After six year's of brutal owner building my body needs a rest. But it's warming up and I have 29 window's and five doors to hang. No time to BS here then.
So chap's today I need to finish grinding the paint off and get some primer on.
Wind storm broke off a ton of branches. Spent yesterday chainsawing them in to fire wood. I'm trying to get banned here but obviously not doing enough to get over the line. 
Experience is the glue that holds your skills togetherr.
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