My wife always put an 'H' on the hardboiled eggs with a pencil to make sure they aren't confused with the raw. When my daughter was in elementary school, they were one of her favorite snacks. So when I'd make them, instead of the 'H' I'd draw a little something. I'm not any great artist, but I'd draw a butterfly or a cat or some silly face. I didn't realize for ages that they apparently became a sensation at school and the other kids always wanted to see the day's egg.
They aren't called permitanas.
Change to another fruit then. Paint watermelons.
took more photos before the ban
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What can you use to draw on a banana skin?
Doesn't look like chalk.
What kind of messages does this send to your son.
Obey, when authority says to prevent art?
You're an adult, and you're still conditioned to obey teachers?
Get good and defy the bad rule. Keep making art all the harder now that it's under attack.
This would be even worse if this were happening in USA, with the much touted first amendment, or anywhere that reccognises article 10 of the human rights convention.
Enjoys the compliment of the effect the art has, but still seems resolved to the ban. :/
Fear No Art
I call bs. What teacher would care that much about little banana people? And because they caused too much of a ruckus..yeah I'm sure everyone completely freaked out when they saw these
Who has time for this?
It’s a bit of a Main Character Syndrome thing to do.
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