by Andrea Mulder-Slater
When my daughter was younger, she and I usually pulled out the craft box in the mornings, to see what we could make.
Within our box we experienced a variety of objects which include crayons, markers, scrap paper, bits of mat board, pom poms, stickers, glitter glue… and on it went.
On one particular individual working day, my toddler felt like coloring with markers.
I pulled out a piece of mat board and she went at it making a fantastic world-wide-web of colourful strains, twisting this way and that.
Partway by way of, she requested me to assist her.
“What colour need to I use?” I asked.
She appeared at her drawing and responded with, “Um, I consider orange.”
I started off to fill in a tiny minor section on the paper that had been produced by her lines. She waited for me to end, gave me a huge smile and then began incorporating much more strains.
“Check out red mommy.”
And so I did, adopted by purple, brown, inexperienced, yellow… she handed me the markers and I happily crammed in areas even though she fortunately designed additional swirly traces on the paper.
At some level, we both equally stopped and had a glance at what we built. We equally agreed that it was attractive.
Then, we both equally agreed that we should quit and eat some carrot cake.
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