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Here's the text the wife just sent (plumber is unclogging tub drain).
Not a very exciting story. Boy just turned 4 and for the last year or more he has always needed to pick up a rock from wherever we were. Some come home, some get stashed, some go in the fridge. When we have recurring places we go to, he has special rocks stashed in certain places and he always does the rounds to make sure they are still there.
I used to eat steaks on my friends roof circa 5th grade. Weโd put the fat pieces down the plumbing venting tubes on the roof. Iโm certain that caused issues down the road to that house.
Iโm past the Nerf dart phase (my son is now a paintballer!) but Iโve seen those stupid things show up years later during furniture rearranging or deep cleans. Havenโt seen one in the drain yet - thatโs new.
Originally posted by Chuck E Ducky:
โYou donโt need a safety keep your booger hook on the bang switch.โโ
During my Nerf phase I would count and know exactly how many were to be shot and would try to find them all afterwards. I still lost a few despite this. I was also the kid who wrote my initials on my darts.
Ha ,the ole nerf darts. We had them everywhere and one morning I popped an English muffin in the toaster to find a nice burning plastic smell. Yup one landed in there and got burned to the elements when I tried to use it. Toaster got scrapped but worth it after a good nerf battle.
We never had Nerf darts as kids. We had the bows & Master Blasters. Little harder to lose those projectiles.
But we had Legos, and so do my kids. Now I understand what my parents went through.
That & rocks. My younger boy forgets rocks in his hoodies & they end up in the washer and dryer. Darn things sound like they're shaking themselves apart.
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