Let 'em play with trash!On rainy or winter days, this makes a great indoor activity. Empty a small waste basket, crumble up some junk mail and let your kids stand back and toss the papers in, counting up how many they can get in the basket.
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Hey! That's my trash can! I wondered what happened to that thig.
Not true. I bought that AFTER Dwayne and I got married for eight bucks. I remember it vividly. Eight bucks was a big chunk of my grocery money back then. It does look like one we had as kids... that is why I liked it so much. Though, I can't blame you for assuming it is the same one. I had no qualms about taking stuff from mom's house.
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