Are you familiar with
marshmallow?
No, I don't mean the puffy sugar treat that is excellent when paired with hot chocolate, rice krispies, or graham crackers and chocolate.
Especially with graham crackers and chocolate.
I mean the color.
Marshmallow.

This year, my classpack of Crayola markers got a few new friends due to an ordering mistake at the early childhood center.
The 10 pack of assorted colors added some variety to our marker sets. Laser Lemon is a favorite, as is Marshmallow. At least that is what the second graders call it. No, it is not white, off-white, or cream. To me, I would call it light purple. But apparently the name is Marshmallow. They have said it so many times that yesterday, when I reached for a marker and debated which color I wanted, I vocalized to myself "Marshmallow." It was then I decided to enlighten the (blog) world about such a tint of purple. Until I looked at the barrel of the marker. Tropical Purple.
What!?! This color is called Marshmallow!
Don't the people at Crayola know that?
I still have no idea why my students insist on calling it marshmallow.
While pink marshmallows are nearly as common as white (outside the US), I have never seen a purple marshmallow.
Until I began drawing with it...
3 comments:
It is the perfect color of marshmallow peeps !!!!!! LOL
It is the perfect color of marshmallow peeps !!!!!! LOL
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