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Tuesday, February 28, 2006

Arts and Crafts

When I was small child, I was all about arts and crafts. I used to spend hours creating things w/ popsicle sticks, beans and glue, and even lego. Hell, I still do that today.

I also remember being a mean little boy when my sister was not particularly nice to me and snipping the strings on her tampons. Though, I guess I was not too creative. I never went this far...


I'm making those for everyone for Christmas.

...And of course, I can't forget Robyn & Karen at Hannukah.

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