The Carrot Dragon

Nobody expect the Spanish Inquisition dragon made of carrots! Even me. Seriously. I didn't plan him in my tight schedule in the first place, but... School happened.

I'm already disappointed in my kids' education, but there's nothing much I can do, since most of you know where do I live. It's not only a problem with regular homeworks that I have to explain to my son and daughter like a part-time teacher, but with the goddamn art tasks they don't study at school because of that lesson was cut off due to the reduced schedule. So I have to do most of those annoying tasks, and it becomes even worse when there are school expositions announced, and I have to think of a craft for both of my kids. I could just slack off and ignore it, but my wife, no, not she, my son's class teacher asked me for another masterpiece.

AAAARGH!!! The one who took my chestnut dragon I made last autumn, somewhere (when other kids got their crafts back, although there were no much place for him in my place anyway), asks me to do one more... With vegetables. Since there will be a vegetable-themed week. So...

This happened. Nothing to say much. Toothpicks made this wonder to happen. Another point to my list of materials I used to craft a dragon, since my motto is "To create dragons no matter what it is made of". I just want to get back to my drawings... And literature, I hope