So, here are the many sides of Dawn...
Baby Dawn - kinda looks like one of those creepy dolls that come to life in horror movies
Old Dawn - I think I need to start using more sunscreen
African American Dawn (my ears and neck are still white for some reason)
East Asian Dawn
Weat Asian Dawn
Male Dawn - OK I'm a little creeped out by how manly I look...
Modigliani Dawn
Botticelli Dawn
Mucha Dawn - this one almost looks like my high school yearbook picture!
Manga Dawn
Ape Dawn chimp-face
Can you believe she's only 12 years old? This is what happens when you smoke, kids!
Austin, ready to enter the world of Pokemon
And then because the kids and I hadn't wasted enough time with that site, we decided to laugh ourselves silly as we Simpsonized the family.
Joe Simpson
Dawn Simpson
Austin Simpson
Savannah Simpson
Jackson Simpson
Lexington Simpson
Clayton Simpson
Brooklyn Simpson
I wasn't entirely happy with the Simpson version of me so I thought I'd make it look more realistic; more like the real me....
What??? OK, ok, so here's what the real me really looks like.....
Note the complete absence of ankles, the hair that needs to be dyed, and the missing digits.
PS - you might want to wait until the kids go to bed to play with these sites or you might get sucked in and forget all about making dinner....
If you're at work, well then go ahead and waste the afternoon playing. ;)
hehehehehe. I thought that top one Baby you actually resembles Tammy Fay! The Bottecelli one is gorgeous.Too fun. I will have to go check this out.
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ReplyDeleteIt's....CHUCKY DAWN! Mua ha ha! Is that site too much fun or what?! I haven't seen the Simpson one - guess that's on the schedule for tonight's "Avoidance of Housework" activities.
I'm still laughing...my blog is not PG. Hee! Some parts are, darnit. :g:
-Brenda/Beej
http://heyitsbeej.livejournal.com/
this has nothing to do with your current post, but something happened to me yesterday that made me think "what would Dawn do?" so I had to leave a comment about it. (I'll try to keep it short)
ReplyDeleteWe're at the pool - my crazy 2 1/2 yr old boy is in a swim diaper. I catch him crouching, thinking "he's trying to leave a present". Did he ever! Next thing I know, I see brown water running down his leg (thankfully he wasn't in the pool at that moment). flash forward to the bathroom. No shower, just a changing table and a small sink. Imagine something really gross and runny and you got it - all over his legs and changing table. I had friends relaying wipes to me to help out. Then picture trying to bathe a 2 year old standing in a tiny sink. It was not fun! But at the end of it all - after much cleaning with lots of soap - I had to laugh and that's when I thought "what would Dawn do?"
Shannon
knoxville tn
Too funny! I too thought the first one resembled Tammy Faye - no offense :-)
ReplyDeleteA quick comment about yesterday's post: I wrote out that Bible verse and taped it to my desk when I was in college. I found that all we did at the dining hall was "critique" all the other students. UGH.
ReplyDeleteToday's Post: TOO FUNNY. I liked the Simpsonization of Lexi the best. Oh, and Your version of yourself, too! I'd be too round in cartoon form...I know this because of my children's drawings!
Ah, the brutal honesty of children...
Pax, EJT
Must... avoid... being... sucked... in...
ReplyDeleteThanks DAWN. Now my kids will get frozen pizza for dinner. :)
Oh my stars. Hilarious!!!
ReplyDeleteIs it wrong to pull kids out of bed on a school night to play face distortion on the computer? I didn't think so, thanks for the tip-- and the laugh, these were hilarious!
ReplyDeleteI SO am staying away from that site! I have enough time suckers as it is. But I might bookmark it for "later."
ReplyDeleteThe baby Dawn totally creeped me out, and my first thought was Chucky Dawn, as well! But I will say that manly Dawn could potentially be pretty hot with the right haircut. How disturbing is that?
In response to Shannon in Knoxville--1) Can we get bracelets that say "WWDD?" and 2) Ewwwww!! Now I'll be forever scared to use the sink in a public restroom!!!!
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Sorry--I know that was a horrible experience and I shouldn't make fun. I've got 3 kids and something horrendous happens to us in public on a regular basis, so I can't help but laugh at--i mean with--you!!
Thanks for helping me waste my afternoon in such a delightful way with the kids.
ReplyDeleteThe masculinize one freaked me out because it was like looking at my dad! ACK!!
ReplyDeletethose were definitely a little creepy. love the simpson ones...have to have my kids check that out!!
ReplyDeletelove your blog!!
yet another thing for me to try and become addicted too. ;)
ReplyDeleteYa thanks a lot for that. Wasted my afternoon playing with it instead of cleaning!
ReplyDeleteAnd geez, as a male I look just like my brother. Ewwwwww.
Planet of the Apes Dawn! Creepy. The man one is a little creepy, too. But loads of fun.
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this post? The many faces of Dawn. You're not two faced. You're 11 faced!
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I have played with the Simpson one before with my kids, who all thought it was "totally cool" that they were Simpsons.
ReplyDeletethat other site is really neat! Will have to check it out!
Without a doubt, Mucha Dawn is my favorite, and the second (very close, btw) is the Simpson pretty-curls-with-ankles Dawn.
ReplyDeleteYou have too much fun with this stuff! I love seeing your adventures in pictures.
Dawn, I'm a mom of 3 boys (21, 19, 17) and one daughter (13). Many think I'm too lax and sometimes I think my kids are lazy, but they are very polite and know how to write a correct thank you note. They call me on Mother's Day and attend Mass with the family when home. Some hold jobs, some get good grades, some make friends easily, some are trim and healthy, some are not picky eaters, etc. They're all different. None are in rehab, under a psychiatrist's care, jail, etc...yet. They love me and my husband (their dad) and each other. It's okay. We survived ODS's stage of crying 'till he threw up and MDS's sophomore year of high school when he got in BIG trouble about five times, until I finally had to put him on restrictions for the rest of the school year. We survived YDS sneaky -hide everything wrong stage. We survived DD's whining stage (age 5-10) and we're in the throws of her puberty. I'd like to think we're through the worst of it all, but my best friend is becoming a MIL this weekend and I can see where a wedding could be the straw that breaks the camel's back! Hang in there. Keep blogging and entertaining all of us!
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