So there was this stick. This was no ordinary stick. This stick was found by Jude and became his magical find for the day. Where ever Jude went, so went this stick. And sharing was out of the question! After all, sticks like this one are not easy to find, especially when you live in a neighborhood filled with gardeners ready to clean-up and remove precious treasures such as this, before they hit the ground!
Sticks, flowers, bushes and other natural materials are starting to catch Jude's eye and sense of touch. We brought this stick over to the sand for some drawing fun and it lasted for a good ten minutes before it chipped away into a 2 inch stub, which was actually perfect for digging out that little pebble stuck under some dry brush!
Exploring nature in a safe and fun way,
Bubbie and Jude
Any tips on nature outings you'd like to share?
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Blind winder cord...check! Socket covers, corner cushions, super stopper, finger guard, lever lock,...check, check, check, check check! I actually believed I had outwitted this little one. I still don't know how I missed the "more fun than a barrel of monkeys" springy door stopper, with removable cap?" Thank goodness, my grandson stopped by the house to point it out. It didn't take him more than a few minutes scoping out the room, to discover the one and only unsafe item for toddlers ! After he spent a half hour being totally amused by the spring yelling, "boing" every 3 seconds, I tried to distract him with everything and anything.
Bubbie's lesson for the day: There is no toy, children's video, fluffy talking/singing plush, or tempting treat that can entice a toddler away from something they shouldn't be playing with...so, give it up!
Best regards,
Bubbie
P.S. Have you found some great gadgets that really work, for keeping your honey safer?
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