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well i dont know if u will see it as funny... but when trinity was still unable to move and roll etc she was having some nappy off time on the floor while i was making lunch n all of a sudden i heard a sound.... yup the sound of NUMBER 3s all over the floor... she wriggled off the mat n sprayed the floor, such a horrible mess to clean up..... but hey shes a kid right??? n u know i dont leave the room when she has nappy off time anymore BAHAHAHA.... a natural creation lol

LMAO Bec, don't you hate when they do that!!

Oh dear Bec - that would of been pretty yucky!

Any creation of DSs is pretty funny.....but not in a hahaha way....but a ha..ha..ha kind of way For example he loves drawing on tennis balls and making them pokemon balls......you never quite know what is going to be next.

Funny Ant and Bec!!!!

OK, Madeline is a keen artist in the making, and she has quite a talent for drawing. Lately, she has been producing artwork to give to people, but then if she thinks it is really good, she no longer wants to pass on the gift! And she then keeps it for herself!!! She has also mentioned that she wants to be an artist when she grows up, but has made it very clear that nobody is allowed to buy her art, as they are all for her!

I have had a think about this, and didn't get to get a photo cos i came across it too late, but the other day Bj decided to make a shoe mountain at my backdoor! He took the door mat, then grabbed all our shoes from the backdoor (luckily they are no longer ALL there, or it would have been huge) and stacked all the shoes up neatly on the mat. He obviously then decided his mountain needed some lava, so he poured his box of sultanas over the top!! Not too bad, but now we have to tip our shoes up before we put them on, otherwise it is a tad bit squishy!!

That's adorable Vicki

My funny kid creation story is about what happened when dd decided (at the very last minute) that she wanted to enter something in the Recycled Art Competition at her school last month.

All was going well (albeit late into the evening)...
She had taped together various sized cardboard boxes and then proceeded to cover her creation in tiny pieces of paper torn up from magazine pages.

I should have wised up when she told me she had already used a whole (large) bottle of Kaiser PVA glue, but instead I just gave her another...

It wasn't until the morning when I went to put her newly created work of art into the car for the trip to school that I realised the excess glue had been dripping all night (all over the carpet) sticking her masterpiece to the floor.

After a bit of wrsetling and some last minute touch ups, we managed to get to school with a very cute project (see my avatar) - Recyled Rufus now takes pride of place in her bedroom and the carpet recovered with alot of preen and scrubbing!

for this one, it would have to be about Brielle being my budding little "Pro Hart", who enjoys nothing more than turning every meal or morsel of food into a work of art. Lately she has taken to smearing the food across her high chair tray and then she drags her fingers through it to make an arch pattern and says "look mum, a rainbow!"

Hmmm I can't think of any at the moment - oh I know there are some out there in the far reaches of my brain but they're hiding for some reason (or am I just getting old and tired??? ROFL)

I don't think I would call this a 'funny' creation. Last night I was making Jay's bed and Matt was 'watching' the kids. I heard Matt talking to Jay about drawing with a texta but didn't think much of it. Once I'd finished I came down to the lounge and saw that not only had Jay drawn all over his legs with black permantent texta but also over the study floor. Has anyone got any ideas how to get texta out of carpet?

Shoot!!! OMG no way!!!!! No idea either on perm texta... Am I reading that right? he sat there watching him draw??? maybe not... hmmm Oh no!!!! Would a call to a carpet place help with remedies?

LOL Treens, he would have sat there beside him, but would have been preoccupied like only males can be when kids are playing with things they shouldn't be!!

Pretty sure the magic erasers won't work on carpet!! lmao!!

No he didn't watch him draw because Jay was in the study and Matt was on the couch, that is how he 'watches' the kids His come back was 'I thought he was with you'

ROFL OMG - that is sooooooo male - well Nathan at least ROFL.... men!!!!

Ummm no, I've not heard of magic erasers working on carpet either Vicki LOL

vickstar wrote:LOL Treens, he would have sat there beside him, but would have been preoccupied like only males can be when kids are playing with things they shouldn't be!!

Pretty sure the magic erasers won't work on carpet!! lmao!!

oh yeah it still probably would have happened if he had the texta in the lounge. i have always been so pround that my kids have never drawn on the walls, I suppose i can still be proud, after all it was the floor not the wall

Shaz hope you've taken photo's to scrap this!!!

Billie wrote:I don't think I would call this a 'funny' creation. Last night I was making Jay's bed and Matt was 'watching' the kids. I heard Matt talking to Jay about drawing with a texta but didn't think much of it. Once I'd finished I came down to the lounge and saw that not only had Jay drawn all over his legs with black permantent texta but also over the study floor. Has anyone got any ideas how to get texta out of carpet?

How to Clean Ink From Carpet

Things You'll Need:
Soft Dry Cloth
White Vinegar
Hair Spray
Medium-bristle Toothbrushes
Medium-bristle Brush


Instructions:
1. Saturate the ink stain with hair spray.
2. Allow the stain to fully dry.
3. Mix a solution of one part water to one part white vinegar.
4. Pour the solution on the stain.
5. Brush the area lightly with a medium-bristle brush, preferably a toothbrush.
6. Continue brushing until the stain is gone.
7. Blot the area with a dry, white cloth.
8. Flood the area with water.
9. Blot again.
10.Allow to dry.


Hope this helps

Oooooh I'm copying and saving this!!! Hoping I never have to use it, but will have it just in case Thanks Linda!

No worries ...
Let's hope none of us ever need to use it...

Thanks Linda, will give it a try