In my kitchen there is a cupboard that opens under the counter. It's not convenient for storing things as you have to get down on the floor to get into it. The obvious use for it was for really short people to use it so I filled it with toys. As the grandchildren got older the toys also matured, being collected from garage sales. Now that the youngest grandchildren are 12 the cupboard has been ignored for quite a while - until today. A group of grandchildren and great grandchildren stopped by to visit and remembered the cupboard. These "children" range from 23 to 12 and they had a wonderful time.
Jeremy and Jake made wreckers and moon vehicles.
Charlotte got a hand in the fun.
Carson played with a pop bottle while Red kept watch. He never did get the bottle open.
And Teddy has become very attached to an almost empty peanutbutter jar.
Do you suppose visions of sugar plums dance in his head?
Jeremy and Jake made wreckers and moon vehicles.
Charlotte got a hand in the fun.
Carson played with a pop bottle while Red kept watch. He never did get the bottle open.
And Teddy has become very attached to an almost empty peanutbutter jar.
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