Water balloons take a surprisingly long time to fill and tie off. After half an hour, my fingers were pruny and shaking from tying off so many tiny balloons. I thought, perhaps, I had tied hundreds of balloons, but once I looked into the box, I realized there were only about thirty.
I gathered the kids and explained the rules:
No throwing balloons at anyone's face.
Only take one balloon at a time.
Don't eat the balloons.*
The kids gathered around the box, and for a full 5.6 seconds, sheerest glee was heard in the realm of Lefler.



My next task is to train the children how to tie off balloons, so that I can have
cheap labor more balloons at the next swimming play-date.
Happy first day of summer!
*This was directed more at my children, who have a
propensity to eat things they shouldn't.
1 comment:
Oh fun, fun, fun!
And I'm laughing out loud, having clicked through to your $3.96 post, which I had NOT seen before!
Oops!
Julie
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