Spelling Test Peeps

Detail:

Civil War

Civil War Detail

Camouflaged

There are 8 hidden soldiers in this drawing. Can you find them all?

Paratroopers

Dear Lego Creator,

Click to enlarge.

Memorial Day

To those we know and to those we don't.

Thank you.

Dale's Collection

DALE: Hey Marty, I've decided to start collecting stuff.

MARTY: That's cool. Can you show me?

DALE: Sure, in here.

MARTY: So what do you collect?

DALE: I collect Disney characters.

MARTY: Where... do you get them?

Cartoon Contest :: The Winners!

Because there were only two contestants and they were both within one answer from each other, we'll award a free book to both Tracy and Mark. Congratulations!

BTW - funny thing, Tracy & Mark do not know each other, but both won this contest and both are in DC on vacation with their spouses right now. Weird.

Cartoon and Comic Characters Contest

Here are the answers:

1 - Felix
2 - Kermit
3 - Superman
4 - Big Bird
5 - Bugs Bunny
6 - Tin Tin
7 - Spiderman
8 - Fraggle Rock Character
9 - Garfield

A - Scooby
B - Jerry
C - Sarge
D - Batman
E - Dilbert
F - Mickey Mouse
G - Tom
H - Popeye

Clones

JEDI :: Yoda & Mace Windu

Different Directions

The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet.
Romans 16:20

I asked Aaron Job about the image at the bottom of this page. He said, "That's me and Satan in a boat. We're rowing in different directions." He drew this after hearing his Sunday school teacher use this illustration to explain how Satan is always working against us.

BTW: Though I thought he knew better, I went ahead and made sure that Aaron Job knew the Devil really doesn't have horns and a pitchfork. :)

Chin First

I was bad hurt when I fell off my bike. I fell chin first. I was doing a stunt. I was standing on the pedals with one hand off. I swerved and flew off my bike. I busted my chin and blood was splatered on my chin. I cried and cried and cried. My dad came and so did a neighbor. I needed two band aids. I felt bad because I was good at riding my bike.

This Means War (2 of 2)

This Means War (1 of 2)

To be continued...

Cartoon Contest

Cartoon and Comic Characters Contest

How many can you identify? The one with the most correct answers will receive a prize!

List 1-9 and A-H with your answers in the comments section. The numbers/letters are to the upper left of each corresponding character. Remember, you can click to enlarge the image.

Star Wars and... Friends?

Silly Billy :: Hole in One

I asked Aaron Job if he wanted to finish coloring this one. He informed me that other comics have both color and b&w frames.

Hmm.

I did a quick search online but couldn't find any examples. Are there any comic lovers out there who can verify this?

In the Army Now

Perhaps the same inspiration led to this recent invasion.

GOD was with us

Hebrews 13:5b

For he himself has said, "I will never leave you, nor forsake you."

The tornado struck*

We went downstairs and
slept in the bathroom.
GOD was with us.

*This is a bit of an embellishment on Aaron Job's part. However, we did take cover in the bathroom because the tornado sirens were going off. BTW, those are blankets flapping in the wind as the two children descend the stairs heading for cover. This is the tornado that missed us by only a few miles.

Faces Everyone, Faces

Bug Out

Our New President

The Magic Pebble

The Bible Church of Little Rock

Clone Wars: Fox and His Men

Parts of My Family

This was drawn about two years ago, as you'll notice Ava was still a baby and Anna had really short hair.

Ask Rick

ASK RICK

Q: DO CATS HAVE TO LIVE FAR AWAY?
A: YES, IN FACT THEY NEED TO LIVE FAR, FAR AWAY AND FAR, FAR, FAR AWAY AND FAR, FAR, FAR, FAR AWAY. (Aaron Job shares his dad's love for cats)

Q: WHAT IS THE BIGGEST ANIMAL?
A: THE BIGGEST ANIMAL IS THE BLUE WHALE. IT IS THE BIGGEST ANIMAL IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD.

AJ and Fireman

This one was done a couple of years ago.

Monsters

The Monster in the Road

This is the cover to a story Aaron Job wrote. Not sure what happened to the story. So, you'll have to judge the book by it's cover.

Sith vs. Jedi

Who will prevail?!

How to Draw...

How to Draw Your Favorite Cartoon Characters

Servants and Singers T-Shirt Design

Servants and Singers is the 3rd - 6th grade children's choir at our church. They're having a contest to come up with a t-shirt design. This is Aaron Job's design concept. He found the Bible verse all by himself, after I showed him how to use a concordance.

Servants and Singers

Sing to the LORD with thanksgiving, make melody to our God in the lyre. Psalm 147:7

And The Winner Is...

Our apologies to all the participants in the Star Wars "Guess Who?" contest. We've made you all wait four months for the winner to be revealed. We sorted through all the correct entries and put them in a 50 gallon barrel and drew a winner.

Ok - actually there was only one participant... and she got the correct answer... no barrel... she wins! Congratulations to Autumn for guessing "Darth Vader!" She wins an autographed picture of Luke Skywalker drawn by Aaron Job.

Autumn, you may email us to claim your prize!

The Grand (and only) Prize:

Episodes I - VI

Here's Aaron Job's drawing of quite a few of the Star Wars characters:

I was trying to figure out what the image below was - the tractor beam, maybe?

Then it just appeared... Darth Vader!

How many of the characters can you identify?

Star Wars 30 Years - Sketch

I tell ya the boy is hooked.

Stickman Star Wars

While we're waiting on a winner for our contest (actually we're still waiting on our first guess to be submitted), we'll pacify the viewers with this pen & pencil parody Aaron Job calls "Stickman Star Wars".

Star Wars Guess Who?

The moment all you Star Wars fans have been waiting for... another contest at Aaron Job Draws. If you can guess the name of the unfinished character drawing below, you'll win an authentic (autographed?) drawing of Luke Skywalker!

Please submit your answers in the comments section.

The Grand (and only) Prize:

Jedi Group Photo

Here are the Jedi fighters. How many can you name (btw, this isn't the contest either, you'll have to wait!)

Star Wars: The Next Generation

My apologies to you Trekkies out there for mixing movie titles, but it seemed appropriate. Over this past Christmas break while Aaron Job was out of school & I was enjoying extended vacation time provided by my gracious employer, I decided to introduce my son to the world of Star Wars.

Despite our noble desires to manage, maintain & minimize the media consumption of our children, I threw caution to the wind and borrowed the entire set of DVD's from a friend of mine. Over the course of about two weeks, we watched every episode... all six of them... all 803 minutes (minus the graphic scenes where Anakin melts into Darth Vader) - plus some of the bonus features. Now you know why there were'nt any new posts on Aaron Job Draws!

Needless to say, the boy loved it! Aaron Job enjoyed them as well. I can still remember seeing the first three (or is it the last three?) in theatres - including the Cinema 150 in Little Rock, featuring a "dome roof and a 120 degree curved screen". This theatre closed in 2003 - being the last one of it's kind in the country.

Quick story - I know you want to get to the drawings - which have been all but extinct since before Christmas! Anyway - my friend was approaching aforementioned theatre to see Empire Strikes Back while the previous showing was letting out. As satisfied viewers filed out of one of the side exit doors, my friend heard someone say (way too loud) to another, "MAN! I CAN'T BELIEVE DARTH VADER IS LUKE'S FATHER". Guess they didn't have spoiler alerts back then!

Well - Aaron Job has several drawings inspired by the Star Wars saga and I'll begin with this one & post others throughout the following days. And - if I see that he still has a few faithful followers (your comments will be a good indicator), we'll host a Star Wars contest at Aaron Job's request with a grand prize being a handdrawn portrait of Luke Skywalker- who's hair will glow under a blacklight! (Aaron Job didn't plan it that way, it's just that the only yellow marker he could find was one of my highlighters.)

The following was a school assignment, I think.

Santa's Helpers

Christmas Elfs (elves). Notice the letters "E L F S" that make up the elves' bodies.

*Tinting added

Larry Boy

Larry Boy is my favorite hero.

We Interrupt These Drawings...

...for this:

Volunteer THAT Kenny!

Aaron Job Shoots

I know this blog is for Aaron Job's drawings, but I thought I'd break protocol & post some of his photographs. The great thing about digital cameras is that you can let your 7 year old son go crazy & you haven't lost any money on wasted film! These pics were taken over the last 12 to 18 months. All of these were taken by Aaron Job w/ no help from any adults.

Now, granted, for every one in-focus shot, there were about a dozen that weren't.

National Geographic runner-up?

Where is that child's mother!?

I'm still trying to figure out how to take decent close up shots with that camera...

Now, Anita might have taken this one - but hey - kudos for training the lizard to pose!

Stick around, maybe I'll post some of his videos.

Martin Luther: The First Rebel

Thanks for your patience during our move - we're slowly getting back into blogginG mode. Aaron Job has not stopped drawing though! We've got plenty of stuff to scan, upload & blog about.

But for now, in honor of tomorrow's great day:

October 31, 1517

REFORMATION DAY

MARTIN LUTHER

Drawn for Reformation Celebration in 2006 - 6 yrs old.

*From the looks of the door, Luther was from the South.

Moving

I apologize for the infrequent posts here. To make things worse for Aaron Job's die hard fans, we will in fact cease postings for a short period of time. Lord willing, we'll be moving in less than 2 weeks, so we are frantically packing.

Aaron Job Draws will return later this summer.

Thanks!

Gone Fishin'

Don't know if these two were drawn at the same time, but they both involve fishing...

detail

"Come back with that fish Mr. Seagull!"

detail

Happy Birthday To Mommy!!

In honor of Aaron Job's mommy, here is his birthday drawing:

Happy Birthday Mom!

And, because of the special occasion, we're featuring two guest artists here at Aaron Job Draws, sisters Abby & Anna...

Abby (4 yrs)

And another from Abby
This one's from Anna (2 yrs)

Super Friends

It's like finding some rare treasure at an estate sale that's been long forgotten...I recently pulled this out of Aaron Job's school desk in his bedroom.

Flash ~ Superman ~ Batman

Reminds me of these classic cartoons, remember?

ROBOBOT

Here's a cute - um, I mean, cool picture Aaron Job recently drew.

Usually I adjust the image to erase the bleed through from the other side of the paper, but this made me chuckle, 'cause we all know he probably drew this while he should've been doing his math homework!

ROBOBOT

It's Not Easy Being Green

Drawing Nemo

Another tribute to Pixar films, this time to the movie Finding Nemo. See if you recognize any of the characters. Need help? Click here.

*I've tinted Aaron Job's black & white drawings just for visual effect.
*Also - if you've seen these before (i.e., if I've posted these before), please let me know...I'm having a haunting case of deja-vu!

"mine, mine!"

He Is Risen!

May you have a Christ-exalting Good Friday and Ressurection Day celebration!

"He is not here, for He is risen..." Matthew 28:6a

How To Get Rid Of Mud

I'm usually aware of most of Aaron Job's drawings - either as he's drawing a picture or soon after it's complete. However, some time ago I ran across a stash of drawings that I'd never seen before. Included in this stash (all of which will eventually make their way to the blog), were a few for which I have no explanation. This is one of them.

*Pay attention to the face(s) of the sun - especially on the last page.

How to Get Rid of Mud

by Aaron Job

If your covered with mud run around

but don't crash

If runing dosint help, then try jumping.
Swing if jumping dosint work.

If swinging is not going to help,

then take a bath.

CBD Fun!

This post will be the first in a new category called "CBD Fun!". Aaron Job has been drawing these comics for quite a while now, and I wasn't sure if he was copying from the Sunday Comics or from a cartoon in some of his magazines. I finally asked him if he made it up and he said, "yes". Then I asked what "CBD" stood for.

"It stands for CRACKS BY DAD," he answered.
"Cracks?" I questioned.
"Yeah cracks. You know - jokes."
"Oh! I get it - cool. So... am I the dad in the comic?" I asked proudly.
"No."

Allow me to introduce the first release of CBD Fun!

"Spy's in the Bushes!"

Why are we doing this?
You'll see.

What do you see?

I see... a rober.

continuid-

Nobody is looking. I'll go in through the back door.

Or... maybe... not.

Uh - oh.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Roof! Roof!

I give you this medel because you scared away the robber.

Superboy

Caped Crusaders

Among Aaron Job's Superhero favs is none other than Batman (hence the avatar):

Space

Aaron Job has enjoyed sites likes this and this, which have apparently inspired him with these drawings.

The Sun.

The Earth.

Captain WHAT??

WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face

Never heard of them? Me neither. Click here .

Playing With Fire

With some gentle manipulation, um, encouragement from dad, Aaron Job attempted this tribute to what is quite possibly the most popular blog in evangelical blogdom:

PYROMANIACS

I think he might've petered out before finishing....here's the original decal:

Now, just how do I explain to a 6 year old what "blogspotting" is...?

Peter the Friendly Giant

Meet Peter. He's friendly. And... he's a giant.

Peter the Friendly Giant

Joy Thru Christ

Just over a week ago, we hosted another contest here at Aaron Job Draws. The winner was Jen from Joy thru Christ. Below is her "Prize" drawing, custom drawn for her blog.
Thanks for playing Jen!

Joy Thru Christ

Hebrews 12:1-2

The Snow Monster

For those of you who have read Aaron Job's first work of fiction, "The Haunted House", you might remember his list of "other books".

In actuality, he hadn't written any of them at the time "The Haunted House" was published, but he's been working on it. I'm pleased to present book #2 today, featuring our friends Chet, Nick and Zac (and sister, Holly) in ... "The Snow Monster".

Enjoy

The Snow Monster

It was a very snowy day when the boys woke up. The night after thay were so excited about the snow thay couldn't sleep!

We got to tell Holly abuot this! said Chet. (Holly was thier sister). Thay went into her room to wake her up.

Holly, Holly! Nick wispered. We have to show you somthing!

What is it you want to show me? asked Holly. Another of your robots you make out of legos?

No, no, no. Said Nick. It's the day you've been waiting for. He added.
A SNOW DAY! Holly burst out.
Right! He said.

After breakfest, the kids went outside to play. when they went outside they saw a very big pile of snow. And out of that very big pile of snow rose a very big snow monster!

This will keep us safe! Said Nick as he built a snow fort. But the snow monsters foot came crashing to the ground making the snow fort fall apart!

Suddently, Chet popped up with a idea. He got his sling-shot and rock's. He pulled the rubber band back and let go. Over and over he did it until the snow monster was nothing but snow.

The end.

Mood Swings - The Answers

Well - to both of our contestants in the "Mood Swing Contest"...the wait is over. We have a winner! Jen from Joy Thru Christ got 'em all right! Here's the whole set of moods:

And here are Jen's answers:


jen elslager said...
What fun! Here are our answers:

1 confused

2 surprised

3 thinking

4 loving

5 sad

6 mad

7 worried

8 excited

And of course I have to include her extra comment:

You are a very talented young man!

- if she was trying to flatter the artist, it worked! Jen, I'll be contacting you to arrange the prize patrol delivery. Thanks for playing, and thanks to Thirsty Dave, the runner-up, and...um...the only other one who played! :o)

Coming up this weekend:

The Snow Monster

Mood Swings

I tried a little experiment the other day with Aaron Job. It seems that several visitors have commented on his ability to show facial expressions on his characters. So, I listed eight "moods" on paper and had him to draw a face showing each one.
Here are the moods, in random order:

MAD

SUPRISED

THINKING

CONFUSED

SAD

WORRIED

EXCITED

LOVING

Now, can you match the drawings to the correct mood? You might even try it without looking at the options above. How 'bout for the winner (to the first one who guesses all 8 correctly) - a personalized, autographed drawing from Aaron Job? Submit your answers like this:

1. SAD
2. LOVING
3. SUPRISED
ETC.

I'll post the answers later this week.

1.

2.

3.

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Law of the Day

This doesn't fall under the "Drawing" category, but I thought you'd get a kick out of it. I'm not sure what inspired this short list, but it makes me wonder where my son has been spending his time...

Law of the Day

No TV for a week

No games for month

Oner [Honor] your Dad & Mom

No Smoking

*NEWS RELEASE: Reliable sources tell me that our friends Zac, Chet and Nick will soon return in "The Snow Monster"! Stay tuned...

Flip - The Day Dreamer

We introduced Aaron Job's first tribute to Flip a few days ago. If you haven't read it yet, you should - but to fully appreciate "Flip - Aliens" or this one: "Flip - The Day Dreamer", you've got to watch the original animations on which these are based - they're just a few minutes long. You can watch one here. Or purchase them here. I think I'm going to buy Aaron Job a copy to reward his efforts.

As a special treat - Flip's creator, Kirk Demarais, has stopped by and put his seal of approval on "Aliens", as well as giving it some special recognition:

Kirk D. has left a new comment on your post "Flip - Aliens":

Hey Aaron [Job], This is amazing!I just posted about it on my own blog. I'm really happy that Flip has inspired you. You've done a great job capturing the essence of the character while putting your own touch on it. I can tell that Flip loved his flying saucer ride!Keep up the great work!

Read the rest of Kirk's evaluation here.

And now..."Flip" in "The Day Dreamer". Here's the overview:

And now the individuals frames:

Flip

Today's Cartoon

The Day Dreamer

The End

About Aaron Job

Aaron Job helped me fill out his profile page a while back, so I'm not sure if that has anything to do with this short bio he recently came up with on his own (I've included a few hyperlinks to provide further information):

Aaron Job

Age: 6

Likes: Playing Jokes and riddles

Dislikes: Being quiet

Favorite Food: candy

Favorite Color: green

Best Friend: Alex, Anna & Hunter Bryce

Secret: Wishes to be Superman

Favorite Books: Alfred Hitchcock books (or here or here)

Favorite Movie: Adventures in Odessey

Flip - Aliens

Inspired by fellow blogger/artist Kirk over at The Secret Fun Spot, Aaron Job contributes his own episode of Flip.

Flip

Today Cartoon

Aliens

Fun With Animation

Here's a fun site we found where you can draw your own character (person, robot, etc.) and the program automatically animates your drawing. You can also see other designs in the thumbnails at the bottom of the page (Warning: Sometimes someone will draw inappropriate things - so be careful.)

Here's Aaron Job's:

Click here to create your own!

Mater and the Ghostlight

SPOILER WARNING: If you haven't seen this Pixar "special feature" on the Pixar Cars DVD, then you'd better not read on, the secret of the Ghost Light will be revealed!

For the rest of you, as promised...

"Mater and the Ghost Light"
by Aaron Job
from Disney Pixar Cars
based on the movie Cars

One night in Radiator Springs,

Mater was playing tricks on the other cars.

First, he used his hook to pull away the flowers Red was watering.

Next, he jumped out of a pile of tires,

and Luigi and Guido fell over!

Then, Mater snuck up on Lizzy, who would not wake up

when he was being silly.

Then he snuk outside with a cone on his head.

Then he jumped up and showed

his "conse".

And then, when Fillmore took away one can of gas,

Mater added one.

The last trick happend at Flo's Cafe.

Mater jumped out of a pile of cans.

Then he said to McQueen:

Tonight we're going to see the Ghost Light"

Mater! Said Sherif. Don't talk about the Ghost Light to him!

What is the Ghost Light? McQueen asked.

The Ghost Light, said Sherif, is a glowing oar"

He drove around while he was saying this.

And the only thing that angers it the most, is clanging of metel.

Everyone was not scared exsept Mater.

He was scared.

And when you go home, Sherif was saying,

keep an eye out for the Ghost Light. It could be any ware, he said.

Well, goodnight.

Good night. Mater mumbled.

He drove home. One of his lights fell off and it was his last one.

When the door of Mater's house came down, it fell down.

Then he saw a light.

Help the Ghost Light! He yelled.

Then he noticed that it was a lightning bug.

Then Mater saw another light.

Ahhhhh! The Ghost Light! He shouted.

McQueen and Guido looked at each other and smiled.

Ahhhhh! The Ghost Light!

It's in front of me! Yelled Mater.

He was not seeing that it was a lantern.

Finally, Mater stoped for a rest.

Then he noticed the lantern.

Hey, he said, that's no Ghost Light! It's a lantern!

He added.

Just then Doc and Sherif and the other cars arrived.

Mater, said Sherif, the only thing you need to be afraid of

is your imagination.

Yah, said Doc. And the Screaming Banshee.

Well good night.

Thay all went home.

The Screaming what? Wondered Mater.

With a Big, Big, Big monster truck behind him,

he said you'd better run

a Screaming Banshee could be anyware.

THE END

Pixar Cars

In keeping with the "cars" theme, here is Aaron Job's commemorative of one of our favorite movies:

Recognize the characters? If not, here's a hint:

Coming soon... Aaron Job's own version of "Mater and the Ghost Light"!

Let It Snow!

This may be the closest we get to building a snowman here in Arkansas this year!

If I'm not mistaken, Aaron Job was maybe five when he drew these:

How Crayons Are Made

The lengths to which others must go before Aaron Job draws!
Enjoy!

Race Cars

In anticipation of the upcoming Pinewood Derby races & the work that dad is - um, that Aaron Job is putting into his car (the full story on that coming soon over at iamchief), he drew these modern race car conceptions:

"Flyer"

"Sir Crazy"

"Pirate"

"Dash 21st"

and

"Rocket Car"

Math is Fun!

2 Action Men minus 1 Nemo Guy equals...

John Travolta IS Action Man!

So do we encourage him, or what?

Good thing his teacher likes him.

Jungle Life - Volume 1. Issue 1.

Well, Aaron Job didn't want to let one of his fans down, so here's the first (and perhaps last) issue of Jungle Life - Jungle Jim and Friends.

Well, still no ape.

(EDITOR'S NOTE: in case you're wondering if Jungle Jim is blind or something...

that's a chimp beside him, not an ape.)

Look! A Codra!

Oo-oo-ee+ee!

The ape!

and

THE END

BREAKING NEWS:

AARON JOB DRAWS recently featured at The Thirsty Theologian!

Check it out HERE.

Jungle Life

This was a "NEW" magazine concept Aaron Job came up with - possibly inspired by his subscriptions to this or this.

However, it never made it past the cover.

Jungle Life with Jungle Jim and Frie-

nds

Comics and More!

Detail

Veggin' Out

Anybody remember Mrs. Polly's Paint Box? You know, Cecil the Cat...PBS show...she teaches you how to draw?

No?

Well I do. I remember when I would get to stay home from school when sick, sit in bed and this show would come on during the morning. I would get my pencils & drawing paper and learn from the pros.

The following drawings were a result of Aaron Job sitting in our bed (he wasn't sick though) and watching this video (pictured at right and ON SALE right now for $4.95!!). He watched & learned from the Veggie artists just as I used to watch Mrs. Polly almost thirty years ago.

I added the color to them, and adjusted the contrast a bit so you could better see the lines.

Bob the Tomato

Madame Blueberry

Um...uh...the pea guys or maybe cherry-Bobs...no idea ??

(pardon the pun)

Carrots... in Perspective

Correction: One carrot in perspective...the guy up front is Jr. Asparagus. I should've known by the "do".

Jimmy and Jerry

And my personal favorite - Mr. Lundt!! Here, playing the role of Haman. Personally, I happen to like his role as one of "the pirates who don't do anything." Favorite lines: "You look like Captain Crunch... You're making me hungry."

The Answer to "Guess Who?"

Did you figure out who it was? If you guessed:

...you'd be right! It's Pastor John MacArthur! Aaron Job drew this picture of him last fall when Pastor MacArthur preached at the Bible Church of Little Rock.

Dr. MacArthur is pastor/teacher at Grace Community Church and can be heard daily on the radio broadcast, Grace To You. His ministry of preaching and books have ministered to this family tremendously.

The first correct answer was David "The Thirsty Theologian". He wins the prize - which is a John MacArthur sermon on CD. However, from the looks & links on his blog, I'll be he has every MacArthur sermon already! :o) So David, email me and we'll work something out...maybe I can substitue a Piper CD instead!

There were actually several of you who guessed John MacArthur - despite being tricked by the "younger" hairstyle, as David noted. So, I might just be overly generous and give all the correct answers a MacArthur sermon on CD.

Let's just do that! If you guessed John MacArthur, send me an email with your mailing address & I'll put a cd in the mail to you!

If you like to talk to tomatoes, if a squash can makes you smile, if you like to waltz with potatoes up and down the produce aisle - Have we got a blog for you! Stay tuned...posting this weekend are Aaron Job's next drawings.

Can you guess what they are?

Guess Who?

Thanks to all the new readers of Aaron Job Draws. We've had a pleasant response & are glad you're enjoying the drawings. From this point on, we'll try to post only one or two drawings each week - unless it's another riveting story like The Haunted House. We wouldn't dare let such anxiety build for that long!


So, to celebrate the first inaugural week of Aaron Job Draws, we're going to have a contest!!

Can you guess

who this well known preacher is?

FIRST CORRECT ANSWER WINS A PRIZE!!

Leave your name & your guess in the comments section

and we'll reveal the answer and the prize at noon Friday, January 19th.

The Haunted House - Part One

*Click on any image to enlarge.

*When possible, the author's original spelling & grammar will be preserved for authenticity.

**UPDATE 1/20/07: I've re-ordered these five posts, to make it more logical to read from top to bottom - i.e., you no longer have to read from bottom up.

The Haunted House

by Aaron Job

Other Books by Aaron Job

1. The Haunted House

2. The Snow Monster

3. The Monster in the Road.

4. Hiddin Traesure

5. Rescue of the Forest

6. Aleins *NEW*

7. Lake Full of Sea Monsters

8. The Club House

9. Zac's Blending

Now here's the story of three boys. And thair names were Zac, Chet and Nick.

Thair sister was missing. Thay were going to find her.

To be continued...

The Haunted House - Part Two

*Click on any image to enlarge.
*When possible, the author's original spelling & grammar will be preserved for authenticity.

I thank she's at the haunted house next door, said Zac scared.

Maby she is! Said Chet.

Ya thanck so? Asked Zac. Well, let's go!

Not...so...fast. Said Nick. First we'll pack up.

So thay packed up:

1 flashlite

1 Juice pop

and last, but not least, a sord.

Zac didn't know were the backpack was, but Nick showed him.

Is that all? Asked Zac.

Uh hu. Said Chet. It's all we need.

Before thay left, Chet asked, What time is it?

8:30 said Zac.

OK. Now, let's go.

Thair neighbors were scared. Scared of the haunted house.

The boys were not.

Finally, the boys arrived.

Spooky, hu[h]? Said Chet.

Wow, Yah, Spooky. Said Nick.

To be continued...

The Haunted House - Part Three

Zac saw a hill.

I wonder were that hill leads to. He thought.

He [went] up the hill and came down an opening in the hill

He was nearing the ground, when he noticed a little girl.

Maby it was his sister.

She was his sister!

Neither did thay notice a gohst sneaking up on them...BOO!

Before [the] gohst grapped him, he discovered a door. A little door in which a kye was hiddin.

Zac openend the door and found the kye!

He unlocket the door that led right outside.

BAM. He closed the door tighly and locked it.

His sister was outside to.

He didn't know the ghost sliped out of the hole in the window.

And again, to be continued (feel the anxiety yet?)...

The Haunted House - Part Four

Continuing in our 5 part series of installments of "The Haunted House", by Aaron Job...





Suddenly Zac heard a noise.

OO - OO - OO - OO.

AAAAAAH! He cried! It was the ghost!

Hey! Chet Nick! Help! He yelled.

Oh, uh, Zac! We'r, uh, glad your back.

Look behind me! Zac said.

AAAAAAAAAH! All four shouted.

To be continued (last time, I promise)...

The Haunted House - Part Five

Here, at last, is the final segment in the 5 part series "The Haunted House" by Aaron Job


Yikes! Yelled Chet. He was so scared. He fell over.

As soon as he touched the ground, a smell sprayed out of a bottle in the back of the backpack.
It was strong in the air.

The smell was so strog, it made the ghost disapier.

The boys were heroes. Everybody was safe.

Thay saw that it was perfume that had made the smell.

Thancks to the perfume nothing was left of the haunted house.

THE END

The Nativity

by Aaron Job Wilson, December 2006

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Detail of Mary's Face

Prophecy Fulfilled

Don't mean to beat a dead horse (or, deer, as the case may be). But I've had this drawing - as indicated - for over a year now. Created by my deer slaying son, his prophetic vision indeed came to pass this past November. In case you need a reminder, click here for the rest of the story.

I'm not sure if my son's drawing depicts me actually shooting the deer (note the smoking barrel on the serious firearm I'm toting), or if he thinks I stabbed the poor mammal to death!