Broom Hilda by Russell Myers for May 26, 2023

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    allen@home  12 months ago

    It’s a start Broomie.

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    snsurone76  12 months ago

    A whole book on origami??

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    FJB  Premium Member 12 months ago

    Origami? Oh good. I thought it Orgasmami.

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    mckeonfuneralhomebx  12 months ago

    Even a brain surgeon and rocket scientist had to start somewhere!

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    sleepyhead  12 months ago

    Broomhilda reads books?

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    Zebrastripes  12 months ago

    My daughters learned origami in school.

    Just read the instructions, Broomy, you can do it!

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    yip yip yip   12 months ago

    This could be taken at least two way, the book she read was laying on an origami item, or it was a book about origami. Folding a piece of paper in a valley or mountain fold is about the right speed for Broomie. Yip yip yip yip yip

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    MuddyUSA  Premium Member 12 months ago

    A very lousy beginner!

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    karmakat01  12 months ago

    there is a LOT OF WORK to go through, then.

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    The Brooklyn Accent  12 months ago

    How much did the book cost?

    https://www.gocomics.com/frazz/2005/11/23

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    tcayer  12 months ago

    “It’s the roof of a house. Or one of the corners. I haven’t read that far ahead yet!”

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    cuzinron47  12 months ago

    Well, you gotta start somewhere.

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    T...  12 months ago

    First it says, “butterfly with large wings”, voila…

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    cosman  12 months ago

    Reality show episode where you got paid by wagering how many swans can be folded in a short amount of time..sold himself short betting 200 when the crew he wagered on cleared 400.

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    Cathy P.  12 months ago

    There are many books on origami. I see them frequently in Michael’s. They are even themed. I’ve seen Star Wars, flowers, animals, etc. I have the original one I got in Japan when I was 7 or 8, plus one called “Fabrigami”, using doh! fabric. I made cranes – a very basic origami creation- stiffened with diluted Elmer’s glue. Made about 100 for my aunt & uncle’s 50th wedding anniversary celebration. They also make nice tree ornaments.

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    Sisyphos  12 months ago

    Brava, Broomie! Well done. Keep it up and maybe some day you’ll be able to form one of those other paper things.

    Hey! I can do that, too, Broomie; I can do origami!

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