I think I have
always loved
making things.
***
As a young boy,
my parents could
leave me alone
all day long, with
nothing but
a stack of
construction paper,
glue,
and some scissors,
and that was all I
needed
to make a big mess
.
.
I think I have
always loved
making things.
***
As a young boy,
my parents could
leave me alone
all day long, with
nothing but
a stack of
construction paper,
glue,
and some scissors,
and that was all I
needed
to make a big mess
.
.
t r e f o l o g y 
You were very creative
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Thank you, Sadje
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You’re welcome
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Thank you, David
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Give me paper, pen, and an urban dictionary, and I can construct messy sentences.
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So long as you clean up afterwards. Thanks, D
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I excelled at that..and still do.
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The only lasting example of my arts & crafts phase hangs in a sleek ’70’s-modern frame on the wall of my mom’s house. I made it in second grade, and I still remember putting it together, too. Sometimes I’ll stop and look at it and think, “That is the sum of my creativity.”
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Tref…you peaked too early!
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I’m too frightened to find out what happens if I click any of those links.
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No worries. Sometimes I will replace an older post with something I like better, but, who would know this but me? So, I thought I’d showcase a few up for anybody who is interested. Thanks, Betsy.
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Same here! And of course, I clicked on here, here, here and there! :D Well done!
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Thank you, MM! When I feel an old post has not aged well, instead of deleting it, I will just pull another one from my notebook. Thanks for reading ’em.
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The glue is responsible for the mess creative youth is in. It starts out innocently enough, with the first sniff of plan paste, but rapidly escalates to hot-melt and, ultimately, to crazy. You put your finger on it, Geo. :)
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THAT’S IT! Thanks, E Sum
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Such creativity reaches other levels when glitter is also involved!
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Glitter! Yes, that is exactly what that big mess needed. Thanks, SH
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You are welcome!
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And thank you for the bonuses! (I clicked on them all)
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And i humbly thank you.
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That’s pretty much what I make best, too, Geo. A mess! :)
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Messy, but constructive. Tapping one’s chin with index finger in deep reflection of the creation you are about to make, oops, only to realise you’ve just glued your finger to your chin.
Thanks for the bonuses, I was clicking here there and everywhere and enjoyed the Trefology trip very much 😊😎
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Thank you, Ford
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LIKE….couldn’t find the like button…..jIM
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Thanks, sdtp! But as to the like button, I got rid of it. I think it looks better.
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I like your attitude.
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Sometimes that’s all you need to be creative!
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And a box of Crayolas.
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Well, I did have finger-paints in the first draft but it was two-words-too-many. Thanks, C.
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