I love colouring in

I know where you got his from... ?

Don't sociologists and geographers spend most of their time colouring in?

I see that geographers do maps (and I love maps) but what do sociologists colour?

I always used to do my children's' colouring in homework and got really good marks for it so I have form.

Does being a stained-glass window painter count?

I do too AC!! I get a new colouring boom for christmas every year!!

Good one, but I think the cutting of the glass is just too dangerous. I am a liability in that sort of thing.

Do you get new crayons too? I did a picture of their cat for my Son in Law's birthday. As he is ginger (The cat, not the Son in law) I used lots and lots of lovely different crayons.

I love colouring in too!

I have to try really hard to be patient with my nieces and nephews when they are really scruffy and go outside the lines!!

If my degree course was anything to go by - yes! (Geography)

yep haha!

Brilliant present. Am jealous.

http://www.firebox.com/product/5681/Colour-Me-Ginger?aff=1108&gclid=CNj1nK2whbsCFWzItAodUHAAJg

I love colouring in too, to the point where doing our table plan for the caterers was the highlight of wedding planning for me....

Ooh, how cool a job would that be? I wish I could be an artist. Too bad I'm crap.

I covered a geography class today, and I can confirm that, yes, we did colouring in! A world map too, great fun! Except I forgot to include Australia and New Zealand - bottoms.

Animation assistant?

Although most of that is probably done on computers these days!

Children's book illustrator?

I 'colour in' textures for video game art... Does that count?!

I colour in my unfinished tattoos all the time. LOVE colouring in...

When I worked in education, the biology department had the most impressive array of colouring pens. They were also the kings of cut and paste.

Footers, I have this exact set of pens.

So do I, but these are my weapon of choice:

These are excellent and are my crayon of choice.

OMG I love colouring... Not allowed crayons though as my sister is seriously allergic to them.

I love colouring in too. I find if soothing.

No colouring in involved in Sociology sorry, I am forced to teach GCSE and it doesn't feature, although maybe you don't get to do the colouring until degree level.

I would love a job that meant I got paid to colour in! Sadly I can't think of any. Although slightly related I would love to work in one of those paint your own pottery shops as they get to paint lots.

Beyond sudoku looks incredible - I'm going to hunt out a copy as I love a good puzzle too. This also ties nicely in with my stationery obsession - I love pens like that (as well as post it's, paper, holepunches etc etc)

I colour in at work all the time! Sometimes I colour in with my tongue poking out the side of my mouth. I always use red for early to mid 16th century. 18th century is blue. Not sure why?

Pay is rubbish though.

I've bought my best friend this for Christmas. She is a proud ginger. I'm struggling to find a selection if crayons with enough red and orange hues to go with...