Dreidel and Menorah (above), made from Pennsylvania-grown sustainable walnut and copper made by architect and award-winning furniture designer Jonathan Michael Nelson for Nelson Crossing. Found in the [ Contemporary Jewish Museum ]
artist unknown
While researching the above infographic is discovered. But the link to this graphic tells us little about its creator and surprising to me leads to a number of posts best summarized by this snippet.
“Everyone wants more, more, more! We don’t know when to stop. We’re constantly trying to out-do ourselves (and, in many cases, the competition). But why? Who really needs (or USES) all those colors? It’s just a gimmick!! It’s just a way for Crayola took seem “innovative” so that they can make more money. It’s wasteful in my opinion. It’s ALL wasteful.”
Well, ok then. Let’s lighten up: more crayola trivia inspired by 2008 presidential election — crayola colors politically correct. [ crayola chronology ]
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