What little boy does not like a good train set? None that I know of including my own. Aunt Sitter came to visit this weekend, since Computer Geek is out of town, and preceded to put together our Ge* track train system. It had been put up because Chunk was never able to play with it without total meltdown, because he was incapable of playing without destroying it. It seems now he is finally able to play without knocking it totally down, but does not want to share with his brothers, LOL.
Little Stray loved chasing the trains around the track. He was quite good at playing with them without knocking it completely down. You may ask how we came to have so much track? Well, it all started with T-Monster getting one piece for his birthday, then at X-mas time we asked all of the relatives to buy him track, needless to say we have lots of pieces now. We have had this for about 3 years now and all of the boys love it. I love it because it is very tolerant of boys (only one remote has broken) and you can buy pieces to add individually.
"Choo Choo" says little stray. This fall I have seen that Lighting McQ*en is going to be able to go on the track with his own remote. I know one little two year old who is going to love that for his birthday. They also have an airplane addition that we do not have but it's a little pricey, but who knows, maybe Santa.
A friend of mine (who follows this blog) has said I am great at buying toys, well this is one that is well worth the monies. The little train turn themselves off, saving batteries and the track it very durable, especially against little Godzilla's. Aunt Sitter spent allot of time setting it up just right, trying to use every last piece. Thank you Aunt Sitter for coming and playing and feeding us and helping mommy out. We are so glad you were with us on our restaurant adventures. And even though you left us and mommy got the flu that night we still love you.
Teenager with game system in the making (game and chair for $7, gotta love the consignment sales.
What little boy does not like a good train set? None that I know of including my own. Aunt Sitter came to visit this weekend, since Computer Geek is out of town, and preceded to put together our Ge* track train system. It had been put up because Chunk was never able to play with it without total meltdown, because he was incapable of playing without destroying it. It seems now he is finally able to play without knocking it totally down, but does not want to share with his brothers, LOL.
Little Stray loved chasing the trains around the track. He was quite good at playing with them without knocking it completely down. You may ask how we came to have so much track? Well, it all started with T-Monster getting one piece for his birthday, then at X-mas time we asked all of the relatives to buy him track, needless to say we have lots of pieces now. We have had this for about 3 years now and all of the boys love it. I love it because it is very tolerant of boys (only one remote has broken) and you can buy pieces to add individually.
"Choo Choo" says little stray. This fall I have seen that Lighting McQ*en is going to be able to go on the track with his own remote. I know one little two year old who is going to love that for his birthday. They also have an airplane addition that we do not have but it's a little pricey, but who knows, maybe Santa.
A friend of mine (who follows this blog) has said I am great at buying toys, well this is one that is well worth the monies. The little train turn themselves off, saving batteries and the track it very durable, especially against little Godzilla's. Aunt Sitter spent allot of time setting it up just right, trying to use every last piece. Thank you Aunt Sitter for coming and playing and feeding us and helping mommy out. We are so glad you were with us on our restaurant adventures. And even though you left us and mommy got the flu that night we still love you. 
Teenager with game system in the making (game and chair for $7, gotta love the consignment sales. 
