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Back in my senior year of high school, some kids who were in various positions, and all of whom worked for the school paper, they got together and made an unofficial school paper. I don't even remember the name of it, something about the yoghurt flinger or something, but anyway. The thing is, it was hilarious. I think the first issue had on the front page two lawn chairs doing it, and the back had full page instructions on how one makes a peanut butter and jelly sandwhich in minute and hilarious detail.
So it got me thinking, or rather, this came from my mom, but a good idea is a good idea. We were thinking, just how hard would it be to try and create detailed instructions on how to fold a paper bag? Especially if this bag was a bit wrinkled and not in pristine fashion. Twould be quite hard I would think. But totatlly a great thing to see done, or even attempted.
So it got me thinking, or rather, this came from my mom, but a good idea is a good idea. We were thinking, just how hard would it be to try and create detailed instructions on how to fold a paper bag? Especially if this bag was a bit wrinkled and not in pristine fashion. Twould be quite hard I would think. But totatlly a great thing to see done, or even attempted.
