TontoedRanger
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Cool. For me, even with the sharpest pencil, I'd still not manage to stay in the lines. My hand shakes to much. A genetic condition. But I keep the crayons around because....
We have a coloring book squirreled away under or bed. We got it in 1975 when we went to a Red Skelton show for our 4th wedding anniversary. It's a 2' x 3' coloring book of line images copied from Red's clown paintings. Needless to say a crayon has never touched it's pages. I'm not good enough and my wife refuses to.
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I used crayons a lot in the early stages of my recovery from a stroke during in-house intense therapy sessions. The crayons appealed to my childhood memories as I struggled to resume my identity and my place in the world as I came to grips with "waking up" in a body I quickly understood as truely being my own.
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