Two-year-old Timmy had a family of 8, but his mom was always mad. One day, Timmy was minding his business when his mom came into the room with a belt. Timmy's eyes widened in fear as he knew he was in trouble again.

"Timmy, why did you color on the walls again?" his mom scolded, pointing to the crayon marks on the freshly painted walls. Timmy tried to look innocent, but his mom was not buying it this time.

As his mom raised the belt, Timmy quickly ran and hid behind the couch, thinking he could outsmart her. But his mom was not one to give up easily. She slowly approached the couch, belt in hand, ready to teach Timmy a lesson.

Just as Timmy thought he was doomed, his older sister, Sarah, came to the rescue. "Mom, wait! I think Timmy was just trying to make the walls more colorful. Maybe we can turn it into a family art project?" Sarah suggested, trying to diffuse the situation.

Timmy's mom paused, considering Sarah's words. After a moment of silence, she let out a sigh and put the belt down. "Fine, but Timmy, no more coloring on the walls, okay?" she said, giving Timmy a stern look.

Relieved, Timmy nodded vigorously, promising to be more careful next time. As his mom left the room, Timmy let out a sigh of relief, grateful for his quick-thinking sister. Maybe being part of a big family wasn't so bad after all.

From that day on, Timmy made sure to keep his coloring activities strictly on paper, avoiding any more run-ins with his mom's belt. And whenever he felt the urge to get creative on the walls, he would remember Sarah's clever intervention and think twice before picking up a crayon.

Despite the occasional mishaps, Timmy's family life was never dull, thanks to his mischievous nature and his mom's quick temper. But through it all, Timmy learned valuable lessons about creativity, problem-solving, and the importance of having siblings who had your back.