Last week was national crayon day. I've always loved crayons! Getting a box of 64 crayons was always on my list of things I wanted. When my boys would empty their school bags on the last day of school every June, the crayons that were in good shape went into a tin can. Over the years I managed to gather 2 cans of crayons which eventually the grandchildren used up one can. I still have one can. I noticed many of the crayons were pink or from the pink family...laughing...with 4 boys pink crayons were just not used to color GI Joe or Ninja turtles!
I've just decided, as I sit here, to take advantage of the winter's last stand. I'm going to get dressed warm and take a stroll in the yard and look and see if the blue birds are in their house staying warm.
3 comments:
So sorry about the rain on your trip to doctor. We had dreary weather too. Sleet of all things in Indiana in April. What does your doctor say? It can warm up anytime. A day full of sunshine is what we all need.
I'm late getting to read your post. Hope all that has melted. Here in Texas, the bottom half is nearly under water & where I live, in centralish Texas, we've received about 6" of rain so far. This is strange weather for the entire USA. Take care!
I hope you're having a good day, and that the weather has straightened up! I found you through Mrs. O'Quilts' blog. I have thought of you often, and am always so glad to see a new post. I love your crayon tin. Three of my four kids are girls, so we always had just the opposite problem. All those ballerinas required a lot of pink and purple crayons! My two youngest girls are in their very last day of college classes today. My world is changing again!
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