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In the fall, smell; shaved over autumn leaves, smell; on top of wax paper, smell; fold/iron, smell, and voila, the senses are alive of stain glass nostalgia.
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I love the smell of crayons
They really make me smile.
There’s no better medium of coloring.
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I also love the smell of play dough.
Crayons and the smell of playdough are the best smells in the world!
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This is a video on Sesame Street in the 80′s about Crayola making crayons. I still remember watching when I was little. Can you smell the crayons as you watch?