A Blast from the Past

in fact, I learned this technique to teach it to  children in the days a double-edge razor was okay for kids to have. It's Crayola®, covered with ink of China, I think that is its name in English. After dry, we can scrape it or draw on top of the dried paper. I wasn't on drugs at all. As the cartoon John Lennon says in "The Yellow Submarine" film,

"It's all in the mind, you know?"

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Comments

[d.]

I remember doing things like this in elementary school, though I'm certain nobody put a razor in my stubby little fingers.

Very cool!

[swanksalot]

Whoa! I like this a lot, very cool (or kewl, as you would say). Even like how you signed it.

Hope all is well on the Left Coast…

[tina oiticica harris]

d. --I know there is a similar technique here in the USA. Maybe the children use a spatula to help them scrape the ink off or pencils. I will try to ask around.

Seth A: -- Each one of us reacts to the stresz of dealing with our departed in different ways. I will post about this
ahortly.