Apparently, one of these used to cost about $3.50 in the '70's. Ours was free since we started with an obliging rock from our garden. Introducing Trevor's pet rock: Ladybug.
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2 comments:
He did a great job on his pet Ladybug, and what a great pet, quiet and not messy. I would say a perfect pet :)
I did not have a pet rock
in the 70's; but if Trevor's was for sale, I might have bought it. He painted a very attractive Ladybug.
However, I did read the story Stone Soup to the boys when they were small and we actually made a stone soup. Wonder if they remember that.
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