[bootoon-Daddy & Daughters Diary]-1 *Raining Day*

Helloooo!
Oh, kids say hello, too. They're my two daughters: Boram and gayeon.
This is when they were elementary school students. Their nicknames are Khany and Mani respectively.

They're look-alike, so people couldn't tell who's who when they were young.
That's why I made their characters with different hair styles: one hair bun for Kahny, double buns for Mani. Easy and rough solution to tell them apart, I guess. :D

Kahny: Feminine form of Kahn. It means "Master of my own life, King."

Mani: Short term for Manizu. Manizu is a precious gemstone marble. It is said that if you put Manizu in the mirky water, it can clear it instantly.

I'm Tata and my wife is Picky. Wait, that was her nickname before we got married. Now that we were married, she got to have brand new nickname: Swamy.

Tata: Open wide and getting expanded evermore.
Swamy: Master of oneself, owner of oneself.

This is Daddy & Daughters Diary that I'd been keeping since my wife was pregnant with first daughter, Kahny.
And what did Swamy do, you ask? Hmmm. Well, she was busy taking care of children, and you know, of me, too. ;)

Now this Daddy & Daughters Diary has become number-one family treasure. But it's a pity that only my family can see this treasure. So I decided to share this diary with you other Steemians by using BootToon.*

((translator note))

• BootToon is a kind of cartoon using paintbrush (Boot) and indian ink on a thin drawing paper.

There's no specific order. I'll just upload whatever touches my heart first.

Now you're curious? Good. Let's start!

When my children were elementary school students, I taught them poetry-painting. I wanted to introduce them to new art world.

It's simple. You choose one topic and write poems and draw paintings. Sounds fun, right?
But can and will your kids do this when you ask them at home?

You must let them do on their own and let them find out how to do this by themselves.
I'll show you what poetry-painting is, and you'll be able to get the hang of it.

Raining Day drawn by Mani.
And she wrote a poem under the same topic.

Raindrops

Wind-swept rain
Like flooding waves
Soaks my calf
Wetty wet wet.

And this was my remark:
"Inspite of the umbrella you coudn't avoid raindrops on your calf. That's because your calves are so lovely."