crayons

Throughout its 122-year history, Crayola has refused to bring back colors. That's about to change.

Tests recently performed on many 'back to school' items including crayons, water bottles, 3-ring binders, and markers could cause leukemia, birth defects, and potentially severe behavioral and developmental problems. The results of the test were released on Tuesday and some of the products could have been sold locally,

I have a confession to make. Over the weekend while we were waiting for our lunch, Ryan wasn't interested in coloring the page they had given him. So I took the paper and the fresh box of eight crayons and colored my heart out. I forgot how therapeutic coloring really is. So when Crayola asks for help, I remember my experiences when I was a kid and jump at the chance to return the favor.