LOVE it! It's a wonder we all survived! When our son was a toddler, we kept a child's rocking chair in the back of our station wagon for him. Plus all kinds of toys. How aghast people would be nowadays.
Makes you wonder how any of us survived. We had a cousin who lived in the country. They drove a pick-up truck. When they came to visit us in town, we begged for ride in the bed of the truck. Clyde would ride me, my brother and sister, and their three kids all piled in the back of the truck, around the block, and sometimes as far away as the grill just outside town for a large five cents cone of lime sherbet.
I survived all those things and my children, too. Drinking out of the hose in the summer was done frequently. And I didn't let my children do this, but I remember standing up in the back of my dad's pickup while he was driving down the road. Yikes! I know Someone was surely watching over us!
Ha! Yes...exactly. And you know what? Those were the days! ;)
ReplyDeleteMe too and I'm still using wooden spoons to stir.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Julia
And I licked the bowl when Mother made her homemade pound cakes!
ReplyDeleteThat is funny! I love it!
ReplyDeleteLOL And that's why we didn't need safe spaces with puppies, bubbles, and coloring books at college!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! It's a wonder we all survived! When our son was a toddler, we kept a child's rocking chair in the back of our station wagon for him. Plus all kinds of toys. How aghast people would be nowadays.
ReplyDeleteHa! Yeah, some of these fit me, too. It's amazing we survived in our day. I could add a few others to the list. This is funny.
ReplyDeleteLOL!
ReplyDeleteYes I survived some of those too lol
ReplyDeleteGreat.
ReplyDeleteMakes you wonder how any of us survived. We had a cousin who lived in the country. They drove a pick-up truck. When they came to visit us in town, we begged for ride in the bed of the truck. Clyde would ride me, my brother and sister, and their three kids all piled in the back of the truck, around the block, and sometimes as far away as the grill just outside town for a large five cents cone of lime sherbet.
ReplyDeleteDitto. Sandy in California
ReplyDeleteLOL and we all survived did we not!!!! Happy New Week.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Kris
I survived all those things and my children, too. Drinking out of the hose in the summer was done frequently. And I didn't let my children do this, but I remember standing up in the back of my dad's pickup while he was driving down the road. Yikes! I know Someone was surely watching over us!
ReplyDeleteTrue!!
ReplyDeleteHahaha! This made me laugh! That's me, too!
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