David Laferriere is a graphic artist. Every morning he draws a quick illustration on a sandwich bag for each of his children's lunch, photographs it, and posts it to Flickr. Each picture is different, which keeps his imagination in top shape. You can see over a thousand of them in his Flickr set! The snowman pictured here was for a cold day in January. Link -via Buzzfeed
(Image credit: Flickr user D Laferriere)
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Oh, I wasn't thinking along those lines at all! It's just my habit to use transparent boxes for everything -especially leftovers. Pyrex for reheating, and Rubbermaid for everything else. I found that no one eats anything if they have to open it up to see it (or God forbid, read a label).
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Miss C: omg how I try to keep up with Mother Earth. Some days she gives my conscience a real workout! However, I failed to mention that I wash the bags and reuse them for loose game pieces, crayons for road trips, broken earrings, you name it. Even those of us who use "disposable" things do not necessarily dispose of them after just one use. But no one is going to read all *that* so I just posted the quickie validation in support of the original post. xoxo (<<<<re-use those!!!)
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Look at all the fun I'm not having by packing sandwiches in reusable sandwich boxes.
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I do this for my kids, too. It takes an investment in the full color set of Sharpies and then the sky is the limit! I also write trivia questions, word definitions, and math problems on my kids' bags.
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