Abraham Lincoln's "rocket chair" was definitely one of the many high points of the LEGO Movie according to our kids.
I thought perhaps in honor of the holiday, another cliche art-historical representation of a president could benefit from a rocket powered addition.
(For the original Daniel Chester French Lincoln Memorial, the precursor of the LEGO chair, click this link. For Emanuel Leutze's "Washington Crossing the Delaware" click this link.)
The kids are out of school thanks to Presidents Day, so we are enjoying our extra day at home, bickering about the doing and the not doing of homework. This napkin is for the stack of "back-up" napkins that sit on top of the microwave, ready to be rejected again some morning when the most recent napkin proves to be too disappointing to be taken to school.
I thought perhaps in honor of the holiday, another cliche art-historical representation of a president could benefit from a rocket powered addition.
(For the original Daniel Chester French Lincoln Memorial, the precursor of the LEGO chair, click this link. For Emanuel Leutze's "Washington Crossing the Delaware" click this link.)
The kids are out of school thanks to Presidents Day, so we are enjoying our extra day at home, bickering about the doing and the not doing of homework. This napkin is for the stack of "back-up" napkins that sit on top of the microwave, ready to be rejected again some morning when the most recent napkin proves to be too disappointing to be taken to school.
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