I Drew Him A Vogue Magazine Cover

They weren't best buddies :(

bonus alternate scene if they were best buds :D

Hey Goku putting power levels aside what do you think was the hardest fight you ever had ?

I definitely have to say it was my battle with Frieza :)

It was the first time I ever had the pressure and responsibility of protecting the universe. Kinda gave me butterflies in my stomach just thinking about it!

i love when his wukongisms ^^

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The clown warners!(i just wanted to draw them like clowns asdadd)

okay I am in with the bouquet train u///u maybe all Icejins we know with them? 👀

here is your lizard package! dont eat all the flowers at once

Almost freaks me out how time seems to pass. Seems like Kuriza is getting to be pretty articulate now.

Any highlights from when he was getting up to this point in his learning... or just anything absolutely out of nowhere you never expected him to say/pick up?

Yes, he knows how to cut with his words, even if he's not aware he's doing it. I seem to have avoided the "terrible threes", though; he's as fair-tempered as ever, and even when he does throw the occasional tantrum it's remarkably easy to calm him down.

I'm beginning to appreciate, too, what must be the purpose of that parent-child link: if he can't figure something out, I can lend him temporary pieces of my own understanding, as if by psionic osmosis. Again, hard to explain to someone who's never experienced telepathy. People seem to hold the misguided belief that it's like speaking over an intercom in your mind, and that's certainly something that can be done, but most of the time it's more akin to transmitting a feeling.

That's precisely why I've avoided it for so long, in fact. I don't want anyone influencing my thoughts in such a way. In the case of teaching a child, though, it has remarkable utility.

Anyway, some highlights:

-He had a cussing phase around age two and a half. I think he learned the words from visiting the barracks.

-He's started testing boundaries. If I tell him not to do something, he'll immediately set upon doing it, just to see how serious I was in my command. Sometimes he knocks things off my desk like an ornery kitten.

-Snubbin remains the main character in all of his imaginary games. He's been a chef, an accountant, a military general, a ballet dancer, a mafioso, a supermodel... impressive resume.

He very sorely wants to go to public school. That isn't possible for him, but I've enrolled him in some extracurriculars so he can spend time with other children his age. He seems to be having trouble fitting in... not a surprise, all things considered, but a pity. We'll see...

Me too @sleepyeule me too

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