Here's why:
* They are non toxic
* They are triangle shape so they don't roll
* They are made of plastic meaning they won't break like wax does
* They are nice and big for fat toddler fingers learning to hold onto things
Although they have been taste-tested one too many times, Drew seems to enjoy coloring on his sketch book with these crayons. My father is a talented artist and Derek's brother Matt can sketch like no other so I'm glad to see that someone else is continuing the drawing chain in this family!
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And on a side note, the "Sanibel Shed" is going well as Derek and I are now officially the lowest we've been since being a senior in high school! I really would like to lose another 5, but Derek and I are rewarding ourselves tomorrow with a splurge day. Bagels for breakfast, Jimmy Johns for lunch, pizza for dinner and a yummy piece of cake from a local deli to top it all off. I. CAN'T. WAIT.
And then it's back to the grind to lose 5 more pounds and tone up my deflated tummy before this.....




Aw man, crayons and kids spells disaster with my nieces and nephews! I think I'm only gonna allow the magic crayola stuff that shows on certain paper. I really need to get back in the swing of eating better. Feel like I'm in a rut!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the weight loss Sarah!! You look AMAZING!! I'm jealous of your dedication- pass some to me when you're done! :)
ReplyDeletemmmm Jimmy Johns!
ReplyDeleteThat last picture had me grinning!! He's so stinkin cute.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the 411 on those crayons. I'll have to do some crayon shopping in the future, right?