OH NO!

[Nixy]

Tonka trucks are in vulnerable to EVERYTHING short of a tractor trailer and they even sometimes survive then!!!!

 

[fury]

I wish they made those trucks in my size.

 

[Leslie]

They do, fury, they just cost a helluva a lot more

What I woke up to this morning...

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[Leslie]

It was all grass yesterday.

 

[Gato_Solo]

I can't stand the fact that you're freezing up there, Les, so I've Fedexed you my towel. That's right...The houseboy is wandering around without his towel...

 

[Leslie]

woohoo!

 

[greenfreak]

I love the way trees look with snow on them like that Once again, you got the snow, I got the rain. What a difference a few hundred miles make, huh?

 

[Leslie]

I also have the mud, the wet floors, dripping and/or lost mittens...

 

[Nixy]

and Tonkas still in the yard!!!

 

[Leslie]

That's their problem

 

[unclehobart]

That's their problem

The way to handle that is to scoop them up snow and all and dump it in their beds. Mind games make boys learn fast.

 

[Leslie]

Seeing them rusty and useless is the best, the next best is seeing them poking out the top of a trash bag on garbage day

 

[PT]

That's their problem

The way to handle that is to scoop them up snow and all and dump it in their beds. Mind games make boys learn fast.

Yes they do.

 

[Nixy]

Oh, we still don't have any snow here where I am

Friend of mine who's going to school in Barrie told me at like 3:30 am though that her and her roomie were gonna go play in the snow

 

[PT]

*goes outside and looks at the grass.*

*Praises my non-existant God*

*comes back inside.*

 

[Leslie]

It started last night around 10ish, hubby had to drive to Orillia on backroads this morning, here's hoping they plowed and sanded!

 

[Nixy]

WOW, I wonder if my uncle got snowed in....

 

[unclehobart]

Seeing them rusty and useless is the best, the next best is seeing them poking out the top of a trash bag on garbage day

Do your boys have a concept of ecconomics? Do they understand that once a toy is destroyed that it wont be replaced? If you just let 'em rot and then replace them, the only harsh reality lesson being imposed is against your wallet.

 

[Leslie]

They understand it, they just need a tangible reminder sometimes.

 

[unclehobart]

... like dumping the rusty carcass in their beds ... or dinner is delayed until the stuff gets picked up. You get good doublestep action when you threaten a boys food supply.