Malware Warnings

A few of you have emailed me or left comments saying you’ve received malware warnings when trying to leave a comment or download one of my printables.  I just found out that this was caused by a blog roll link I had in the sidebar of my blog.  blogrolling.com, which was the site from which the coding came, apparently had a blog connected with it that did have malware, and somehow this caused other blogs with coding from blogrolling.com to give that same warning.  Whew.  Are you following me so far??

Anyway, all connections between blogrolling.com and my blog have been deleted, and I no longer have the blog roll on my sidebar.  Things should be just fine now!  There’s no malware connected to this blog or the downloads I’ve offered. 

Thanks to those of you kind enough to bring this to my attention.  I wasn’t sure what was causing the problem until I read this post by Angie at Catholic Mothers Online.  It was awfully nice of her to figure the problem out! :)  Thanks, Angie!

 

The Art Box – 9-27-10

 

It feels good to have The Art Box back!  Although a break is always nice too. :)

M did random art here, there, and everywhere over the summer – wherever the mood would strike and with whatever was available.  It’s been a few weeks since the actual art box has been replenished, so I thought I’d share a few of his summer creations with you this week.

These are a couple of things that he did completely on his own from the beginning of an idea to the completion of the project.  All I had to do was find and give him what he told me he needed.

A collage of Daddy, done one day when Dad had on a melon-colored shirt:

I love the hair on top and how his eyes are on his “shirt”.  What I really loved though was what M said when he showed it to my husband - “This is your hair, and this is your pink dress.”  Hee hee.  I like your pink dress, Daddy. ;)

One day I was laminating some colored papers and then cut off the margins, which left little laminated strips.  I asked M if he wanted them for anything and he took them.  Here’s what he did (in our camper):
The boy adores tape.  I thought it was pretty cool and loved all the “bridges” he made.  He made several of these on various colored papers.

We always love it when my artsy-craftsy niece visits, which happened a few times over the summer.  I’ve shown the day they painted outside.  Here’s some inside art they enjoyed creating:


Cousin S made some pretty art with interesting details.  M – well, he glued craft sticks to paper.  Over and over again.  What a goofball.

If you have a kid's art post, link it up below! Be sure to link back here somewhere in your post.

Have a beautiful day! :)