buildings, red and green,
blue, coral, with shades of brown
stacked in city high
I purchased this coloring sheet to work on with the grandchildren when I went to babysit them in Illinois a couple of weeks ago. As you can see, we didn’t finish it, so I brought it back home to Florida.
I’m easily amused.
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Lol……I have pencils and a art therapy book in my office drawer, for when I need some therapy (or I’m bored) they are great fun. This looks huge and awesome
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It came with a frame, too. So when it’s complete I’ll frame it and send it back to the grands.
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Brilliant
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and no-one’s gone over the lines 🙂
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Don’t look too closely.
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So cute, oh i miss my coloring books.
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It’s the thing to do these days. Super relaxing.
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Yes, relaxing and creative.
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I just bought a new grown up coloring book. Couldn’t sleep last night so I colored for a while. Super relaxing.
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Great past time, unleashing your creativity during those sleepless night is such a great outlet. I’ll buy a coloring book soon. Thanks for sharing.
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