[kabumpo]

You are incorrect. Two people with a recessive phenotype (blue eyes, blonde hair) cannot produce a child with dominant characteristics, like brown eyes, dark hair.
But a person with a dominant phenotype could have a genotype that carries a recessive gene. If that person has a child with a blue-eyed person, or someone who is dark eyed but also carrying the recessive gene, there is a chance of having a fair-haired blue-eyed child.

[riri]

Interesting. My husband is half Thai. (very dark skin, brown eyes) and I am as N. Euro as it gets. Light hair, greyish eyes.

We had a blonde son with very light brown eyes (almost tan they are so light) but he has darker skin.

And a daughter with very dark hair and blue eyes. (lighter skinned than my son)

Kinda cool how it worked out.