My kids decided that instead of eating, they would paint with their pizza sauce and breadsticks! (I had given them each half of the small pizza box to eat their pizza on to save on dishes.) So, my 2 yr. old daughter, Audriana, started dipping her breadsticks in her pizza sauce and started painting the box! Her masterpiece was beautiful, especially the sauce she painted into her hair. It was cute, but, needless to say, my so-thought easy solution to lunch ended with more work than I anticipated!
Friday, August 3, 2007
Painting Pizza Boxes: Messy, But Fun!
Tonight has been a fun night. My husband is working overtime, so he had to leave two hours earlier. He works 2nd shift at a medical orthopedic plant, where he sterilizes titanium hips, knees, etc. He usually makes lunch before he goes to work so that I can work on my graphics for my online t-shirt shops. I had not slept well last night, so I was tired. I ordered pizza.
My kids decided that instead of eating, they would paint with their pizza sauce and breadsticks! (I had given them each half of the small pizza box to eat their pizza on to save on dishes.) So, my 2 yr. old daughter, Audriana, started dipping her breadsticks in her pizza sauce and started painting the box! Her masterpiece was beautiful, especially the sauce she painted into her hair. It was cute, but, needless to say, my so-thought easy solution to lunch ended with more work than I anticipated!


My kids decided that instead of eating, they would paint with their pizza sauce and breadsticks! (I had given them each half of the small pizza box to eat their pizza on to save on dishes.) So, my 2 yr. old daughter, Audriana, started dipping her breadsticks in her pizza sauce and started painting the box! Her masterpiece was beautiful, especially the sauce she painted into her hair. It was cute, but, needless to say, my so-thought easy solution to lunch ended with more work than I anticipated!
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