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Wordless Wednesday- March 17th

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  1. Rebecca4:20 PM, March 17, 2010

    Very appropriate for this week!

    Now, uh, I'm a-gonna say something and I don't want you to kill me, k?

    You ready?

    Someone directed me to this group on Flickr, called sixty-four colours. Every week they pull out a crayola crayon colour and you have to photograph this colour. This week is 'robin's egg blue' (your chalk made me think of it). I've been thinking of having a go - what do you think?

    *hides*

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  2. Rebecca4:48 PM, March 17, 2010

    I didn't think it looked like crayon, I meant that the COLOUR was robin's egg blue, lol.

    I know you won't really kill me, but I imagine you can work up a pretty good 'quit with the projects' glare if you wanted to :D

    PS - ILU2! Just in case you didn't get the homing pigeon I sent ;)

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  3. onelonetree11:51 AM, March 18, 2010

    I knew what you meant but it's kind of hard to argue with logic like that ;) robin egg blue crayon is robin egg blue crayon.

    *thinks* next time I shall try how's that?

    PS- or the telegraph :D

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