Last post wins.

[Booklover]

Oh and I'm still last post

[coconuts]

I think, knowing children it would likely be a normal stick from a tree. Something unremarkable and not significant but still needing repair.

Ha..now I'm last

[Booklover]

yea kids are like that my daughter had a tug of war with a dog over a stick few years ago. The stick was bigger than both of them she won and still has the stick.

I'm the winner I'm the winner

[Kenazandisaz]

Just a regular stick, but they are all special to her. She's 8, and is a stick connoisseur.

[coconuts]

My kids like to collect sticks but that's because we have a shredder. There is something facinating about watching the little wood chunks fly.

[Kenazandisaz]

My daughter would never stop crying if we shredded her sticks. She did turn the bulk of her stick collection into a bug hotel in the garden, which has at least reduced the effect of sticks and stones being a decorative motif in my house.

[coconuts]

Ooh you could help her build fairy houses

[Kenazandisaz]

She might go for making a Dryad shrine out of some. She has been very enthusiastic about tinkering and making things out of random household junk lately so that would really appeal to her. I like this idea. I will suggest it to her.

[Booklover]

Oh making things out of the sticks sounds like a good idea.


Oh and I'm the winner again

[coconuts]

My 6 year old walked around all afternoon yesterday singing

" If your happy and you know it....never mind" and laughing at himself.