Miss Cuddlywumps reviews a coloring book
She of Little Talent has recently “discovered” a new pastime
that is not so new. Old SoLT has discovered something called “adult coloring.”
It’s not what you might think.
Adult coloring is exactly like kid coloring, only it’s done
by people with jobs and responsibilities who want to escape it all and
recapture their lost childhood. There are many, many coloring books aimed
specifically at adults, with any variety of intricate designs just waiting to
be colored in. Coloring is purported to relieve stress, and we already know
that cats relieve stress, so it is no surprise that several of these books
feature cats.
Old SoLT tried the Creative
Haven Creative Cats Coloring Book because it seemed to have the sort of
designs she would most enjoy coloring. She also “invested” in a large handful
of good-quality colored pencils to supplement her old cheap set. (Hint: There
is great potential to spend way more on pencils than on the coloring books. Way
more. Way, way more.) Being far too stiff and creaky to lie on the floor and
color like she did “back in the day,” she set herself up with a lap desk in a
recliner and commenced to color a cat.
Poor old SoLT's attempt at coloring a cat. |
So, if you are looking for something fun to do, something
you don’t need to plug in or charge up or curse at when the screen freezes, you might try coloring a cat or two. Soon you’ll find
yourself feeling like a kid again, at least until it’s time to pay the credit
card bill for all those colored pencils you bought.
Highly recommended!
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