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Mar 13, 2007

Art class

Dad taught this one.

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17 Responses to “Art class”

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Debby Said:
9:26 pm

That is so neat! What creativity! Happy Wednesday!
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Rose Said:
9:41 pm

What wonderful photos and creativity. The photos have me looking forward to Summer. I also think the photos tell a story of happy children.
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Pamela Said:
10:03 pm

C is wearing his bike helmet - he must be jumpin on his bike and riding in the surf to cool down between projects
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Kim Priestap Said:
10:42 pm

That looks like so much fun!
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Holly Schwendiman Said:
11:21 pm

And did such a great job too! I love the sand art.

Hugs,
Holly
Holly’s Corner
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An Ordinary Mom Said:
11:36 pm

This looks like one fun art class. What great sand!
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Julee Said:
11:56 pm

I like the angle of this picture! Sand art is always fun.
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Biker Betty Said:
1:13 am

I wish I can make sand sculptures like they do. They are very good at it. Looked like a fun time for all.
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jenny Said:
3:46 am

great shot!looks so serious…
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amy Said:
8:12 am

What a wonderful group of photos..Great colors..i like them
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Donna W Said:
9:15 am

Wow, that makes me long for the beach.
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kailani Said:
12:55 pm

I wish I could be more creative. I always leave the sand building to my husband. I wouldn’t even know where to begin!
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Mary (Mert) Said:
2:44 pm

Very cool! Happy WW!
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Larissa Said:
4:38 pm

I think C is wearing his bike helmet just in case there’s a seagull bomb.
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