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Anyone into colouring?

Misty Avich

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I'm so into adult colouring books at the moment. But I'm not so big on patterns. I prefer scenes, so I bought these 4 colouring books from Amazon.
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It's so relaxing to colour these while listening to my audiobooks. I want to be doing it right now but I'm at work. Why can't I get paid to colour and listen to audiobooks? Lol

Anyone else into colouring?
 

Ronald Zeeman

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I spent a career working with colour, automobiles, appliances house siding any product made from pre-painted coils
of various substrates, expert on the technical aspects of industrial colour control. It surprises me how much of the colour of various products I see around me I had direct control of.
 

Tom

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I did like it when I was small. But it was always soldiers, etc.

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I did do it for a week or so later in life while recovering in hospital. It was a very relaxing occupation. That time it was filling in Napoleonic Uniforms, which greatly interested me at the time.

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Ronald Zeeman

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they wanted me do coulouring and other kids' stuff in hospital as therapy for my stroke as computer therapy was next to useless for me as I do not do computer games.
 

Misty Avich

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Colouring isn't just for kids, which is why they sell colouring books for adults. A few years ago it was all the rage among adults.
I have a large variety of coloured pens and I'm very neat with my colouring.
 

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