End of an Era by chrislenn
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This was my first ever character in rendo store. I was so proud of her and she will always hold a special place for me. She is no longer in the store and this is my good bye to her.
It is 4.30am and I am still wide awake. I thought doing a simple pic would help change that but it hasn't. My son, Daniel, was taken to hospital tonight in an ambulance from a party. He drank too much and he is only 16 and someone everyone agrees is a "good kid". I am torn between anger and terror - why do kids think they are so damn invinsible
tonight I am not smiling
Chris
Comments (19)
richard57
Perfect work my friend5+!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! richard.
DaiKepler
Great portrait! The eyes are so liquid(?)! 5+ A prayer to you and Daniel.
vincenthebert
Very nice!!!!!
DarkStarRising
Bye Bye. She was my fav character when yu gave her for me to play with all those years ago :( its a sad day to see her go :( Eh, dont worry bout your son, i used to do the same thing, when i was 12. He'll be fine :)
Antonio57
Really excellent artwork!!!!!!BRAVO
calum5
Hi ya!She was/is awesome Chris.My son turned 16 a couple of weeks back too and Im sure there will be times like your having for me too.I done it at his age,you cant really blame them.Just educate them more on over doing it and the dangers that brings.Not only on the night but in their social profile too.Take care,cal
MarciaGomes
FANTTICA OBRA,MUINTO REAL.+++++++++++5
jwiest
She's still a babe Chris. As for your son, I hope all's well with him. I'm surely not looking forward to facing that sort of situation with my two when they get to that age (only 7 & 4 right now). Hang tight, we're pulling for you both. Hopefully just going through this will be enough to teach him the lesson. hugs John
jonbg1
Lovely lady, Chris.:) Sorry to hear of your son but its something kids do, though rarely do they get alcohol poisoning to that degree... but they do at times. sigh. Why? Mainly cause our brains are not actually fully developed until our mid 20s and one of the last areas to develop is the decision making area. Of course THEY would never believe that. lol All will be well. :)
MrsCC
'Tis a sad day to see your first lady go. She was lovely. As for Daniel, hopefully this will really help ingrain on him the reasons you "preach" to him about excesses.
Virtual_World
Excellent product, sorry it is not in the store now! Hope everything will be fine with your son.
flaviok
Belissima obra, aplausos (5)
3Dillusions
Chris I am so sorry, Kids can do stupid things in the spur of the moment but I bet it will teach him to go easy on the stuff in the future. I dread what mine will do when they are teenagers. Your lady is gorgeous love her dark skin :) Never done one yet. And remember boys as with Men take a whole lot longer to mature than us ladies :)
hoskins78
Wow you had one tough day!!! Lovely to see Shalea again - she still looks stunning! My most faved pic is one of her - and I think she must be the reason it still gets picked after all this time :)
philiplopezjr
When I was his age I too came close to having all my life gone for a foolish moment and for the life of me could not give you an answer to your question, even now. My prayers are with you now, mam.
GOLDILOCKSUK
I am sorry to hear that Chris I really am I hope he is ok. I am sorry about your character :) Cathy xoxoxo
Stormbreaker
I hope he'll be just fine. hugs ^_^
Zazou
Her eyes are stunning !
klytning
your lady is still lovely...& although I have not (yet) gotten the hang of it, I certainly admire your work and smile with each email notification of a new one! I can so commisserate with your mixed emotions of terror and anger - my youngest (of 4) child, a son, just graduated high school - and I wondered if he - or I - would survive his multiple "moments" of poor decisions before he finally pulled it all together midway through his senior year...while his older brother was in Afghanistan. Jongbg1 nailed it about the mid-twenties, and my heart goes out to you and your teen-aged son...they do eventually gain better judgement, but it is still good that you have your art to turn to on those gut-wrenching, sleepless nights...hang in there!