I really enjoyed using wet clay except for its color. It was cold, soft and smooth and likes mud. It reminded me of the mud that I played with when I was a kid. When I was a child, I did not have many toys; mud was something that I enjoyed playing with. As I grew up in a city, mud was not something that easy to find. It only existed when some buildings in contrustion. Everyt time I found mud, I invited my friends to play mud with me. We used mud to make eggs, build castles and bridge as if we were engineers. Sometimes, we had a competition to see who could make the longest bridge. We did not care how dirty it was. I had fun at that time. The time I spent on playing mud was memorable for me.
A closed forum for the NYU Silver School of Social Work Creative Arts Therapy Elective. Participants are encouraged to critically and constructively examine topics raised in class discussions, art experientials and assigned readings.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
A response to wet clay
I really enjoyed using wet clay except for its color. It was cold, soft and smooth and likes mud. It reminded me of the mud that I played with when I was a kid. When I was a child, I did not have many toys; mud was something that I enjoyed playing with. As I grew up in a city, mud was not something that easy to find. It only existed when some buildings in contrustion. Everyt time I found mud, I invited my friends to play mud with me. We used mud to make eggs, build castles and bridge as if we were engineers. Sometimes, we had a competition to see who could make the longest bridge. We did not care how dirty it was. I had fun at that time. The time I spent on playing mud was memorable for me.
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