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fandomhigh2020-06-05 11:36 am
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Arts & Crafts, Friday, June 5, 2020
"Good morning," Steve said, smiling at the assembled people from where he was standing on computer-generated sidewalk programmed to look like a boardwalk, complete with crashing waves somewhere behind them and people yelling about hot dogs and soft pretzels.
"Today we're going to experiment with chalk art."
"Which means you won't be able to take your art home, but you can enjoy it for its impermanence," Tony said, smiling at the atmosphere they'd put together here. It was homey. You know. For New Yorkers.
"Next week we'll try sand castles," Steve said excitedly. "But today: chalk. If you make a mistake, just hit it with water and the whole piece'll disappear." He pointed to some that had already been placed onto the sidewalk. "You can mess with three dimensions," he said, "or keep it more simple."
"And, if you don't think it's for you... there's always making hopscotch squares for exercise," Tony added with a quick smile.
"Tony's favorite game," Steve said oh-so-earnestly. Just ignore the eye-rolling and playful shove Tony was giving him as soon as he said those words.
"Let's get started, shall we?"
"Today we're going to experiment with chalk art."
"Which means you won't be able to take your art home, but you can enjoy it for its impermanence," Tony said, smiling at the atmosphere they'd put together here. It was homey. You know. For New Yorkers.
"Next week we'll try sand castles," Steve said excitedly. "But today: chalk. If you make a mistake, just hit it with water and the whole piece'll disappear." He pointed to some that had already been placed onto the sidewalk. "You can mess with three dimensions," he said, "or keep it more simple."
"And, if you don't think it's for you... there's always making hopscotch squares for exercise," Tony added with a quick smile.
"Tony's favorite game," Steve said oh-so-earnestly. Just ignore the eye-rolling and playful shove Tony was giving him as soon as he said those words.
"Let's get started, shall we?"
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