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We took peanut butter jars, drilled air holes in the lids and threaded a shoelace so they could be hung around their necks. The kids used them for camping pets. Toads, grasshoppers, caterpillars.....or favorite rocks. We have dozens of camping photos and I don't think there are any without those jars hanging from the boys necks.
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That's sweet. Kids are so excited about life. Makes me want to hug them all.
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That is a wonderful idea...except my kids would figure out that they could use 'em as a way to hit each other Mebe I'll use the plastic onesRussellK wrote:We took peanut butter jars, drilled air holes in the lids and threaded a shoelace so they could be hung around their necks. The kids used them for camping pets. Toads, grasshoppers, caterpillars.....or favorite rocks. We have dozens of camping photos and I don't think there are any without those jars hanging from the boys necks.
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Definitely the plastic ones!AirCooledNut wrote:That is a wonderful idea...except my kids would figure out that they could use 'em as a way to hit each other Mebe I'll use the plastic onesRussellK wrote:We took peanut butter jars, drilled air holes in the lids and threaded a shoelace so they could be hung around their necks. The kids used them for camping pets. Toads, grasshoppers, caterpillars.....or favorite rocks. We have dozens of camping photos and I don't think there are any without those jars hanging from the boys necks.
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That's a good idea--except for the toad part. I'm terrified. Kids said we had one on the porch last week and I darted under the kitchen table. Wouldn't come out until the neighbor had removed it.RussellK wrote:We took peanut butter jars, drilled air holes in the lids and threaded a shoelace so they could be hung around their necks. The kids used them for camping pets. Toads, grasshoppers, caterpillars.....or favorite rocks. We have dozens of camping photos and I don't think there are any without those jars hanging from the boys necks.
So no s'mores and no toads.
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NO S'MORES!....
(pointing finger) Blasphemer!
Jes joshin'. I always thought that it odd to give kids such a treat right before bed. Me on the other hand, I usually can only handle one cause they're there, then it's on to chocloate dipped in beer.
(pointing finger) Blasphemer!
Jes joshin'. I always thought that it odd to give kids such a treat right before bed. Me on the other hand, I usually can only handle one cause they're there, then it's on to chocloate dipped in beer.
So it all started when I wanted to get better gas mileage....
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We spent a delightful week camping across from a family that obviously were giving camping a first try without a great deal of success. First there was Dad who spent the week barking orders from his lawn chair. Then there was the boy who was given a pocketknife and spent the week throwing it straight up and seeing if he could out run where it might be coming down. Then there was older sister who alternated from meltdowns in the tent to putting on makeup for hours in the bathroom, and then there was Mom who desperately tried to maintain peace between the three of them. They must have brought a case of marshmallows with them because thats all I ever saw them eating. Mind you I'm not complaining about them in the least. It was their wonderful strange realness that drew me to them. The case for s'mores reminded me of them because the quietest I saw this group happened to be one morning when they were eating s'mores for breakfast with a frenzy trying to beat their family members to the last one.Gypsie wrote:NO S'MORES!....
(pointing finger) Blasphemer!
Jes joshin'. I always thought that it odd to give kids such a treat right before bed. Me on the other hand, I usually can only handle one cause they're there, then it's on to chocloate dipped in beer.
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I'll figure it out someday. Emmett's friend has two pet frogs, which are the same thing to me--equally terrifying. We were at this friend's house on Sunday and I was peeking at them from the doorway, hoping to desensitize myself a bit. I hadn't seen any toads or frogs for years (and believe me--I watch for them with every step). Now suddenly they're EVERYWHERE.LiveonJG wrote:I've never heard of anyone having a fear of toads. Any idea where that came from? I find that very interesting. Is it a Prince Charming thing?Cindy wrote:So no s'mores and no toads.
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Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand
Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand
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I had a much more jaded remark, but toned it down. Can't help it . . .Gypsie wrote:Cindy wrote: Prince Charming? Who's that?
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Awww...there there.
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Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand
Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand
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Just looked that up. Came to a site about it. I will NEVER go near Australia.Randy in Maine wrote:Fear of toads = bufonophobia
Fear of smores = no such thing
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“No one can tell what goes on in between the person you were and the person you become. No one can chart that blue and lonely section of hell. There are no maps of the change. You just come out the other side.
Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand
Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand