I'm so excited i just created 2 new lenses for Squidoo. I'm still reading up on the whole 'Squidoo' thing as there is lots and lots to absorb.....My goodness I think this could be my new addiction...I must make another lens...I must make another lens.
Check out my attempts;
http://www.squidoo.com/the-important-role-of-toys-in-the-family
http://www.squidoo.com/what-you-need-to-know-about-remote-control-toys
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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Toys Toys and more Toys
Many people tend to brush toys off as simply something that keeps a kid occupied while the parents tend to housework and the preparation of meals. However, toys are so much more than that. They always have been and they always will be. The more and more you look into this, the clearer it will be for you to see. Even the simplest of toys can be educational. You could even take something as fun as scooters and learn a lot from it. It is still important though to make sure that you are picking the right toys for your child.
Friday, September 3, 2010
Plovers
The plovers are at it again. What's a plover? It's a swooping bird, like a magpie. All i can say is carry a big stick and wear a stack hat. I didn't understand until i made my nephew take me to see them.
They were a few doors down the road in a vacant block, about 5 or 6 of them just plodding around in the grass. I of course thought nothing of it and told my 10 year old nephew to go closer. He didn't want to but he did it just to show his Aunty (who was by the way, on the other side of the road) exactly what these birds were capable of. Well in a matter of seconds my nephew took off in the fastest pace i think he's ever done and then i saw why....he was being chased by this low flying swooping Plover!!! It was scary and funny all at the same time. Couldn't believe it. I'm staying away from Plovers big time!
They were a few doors down the road in a vacant block, about 5 or 6 of them just plodding around in the grass. I of course thought nothing of it and told my 10 year old nephew to go closer. He didn't want to but he did it just to show his Aunty (who was by the way, on the other side of the road) exactly what these birds were capable of. Well in a matter of seconds my nephew took off in the fastest pace i think he's ever done and then i saw why....he was being chased by this low flying swooping Plover!!! It was scary and funny all at the same time. Couldn't believe it. I'm staying away from Plovers big time!
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