By Wildscribe
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It's pouring rain, and your toddler approaches with the sidewalk chalk that he has ignored all summer long. No need to despair!
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on 1/5/2008 This is a wonderful idea. I have to hide the chalk in the winter because the walls would get it. Maybe I could cover my walls with cardboard until they are 18.
on 4/10/2008 Good idea - I had never thought of this one!!! Also good for people that don't have a driveway or sidewalk to draw on.
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grouch said
on 1/5/2008 This is a wonderful idea. I have to hide the chalk in the winter because the walls would get it. Maybe I could cover my walls with cardboard until they are 18.
joyful327 said
on 4/10/2008 Good idea - I had never thought of this one!!! Also good for people that don't have a driveway or sidewalk to draw on.