Currently, I'm really banking on my 7 year old finding that Mother's Day card that she said she made in school. Considering the things she forgets at school, I may need a contingency plan.
Our daughter is 23 and I sincerely miss the days of "Dad, mom, here I made you a drawing of _____!!" (fill in the blank) and it could be whatever it was but it always was fabulous.
Here's a drawing of a shark and an octopus my son made a couple of months ago, just before his 5th birthday. I just realized today that (I think) that's a treasure chest behind the shark. This is one of his better drawings, and I love it. It resembles to me a picture an adult would draw when trying to emulate a child's drawing.
Around the same time he got mad at me one evening (for being a responsible dad, as usual), stormed off yelling that he didn't want me anymore, and came back later with a stick figure drawing of me with a big X over it. I got a little upset with him for that, which I soon regretted and apologized for. That drawing isn't on display like this one, but it's filed away somewhere safe.