Building Eternity: A Pirate says, "AAAARRRRRRR!!"

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

A Pirate says, "AAAARRRRRRR!!"

So, the other day, the kids decided they wanted to play pirates! Speedy dressed them all in 'pirate' attire. They put the PVC marshmellow shooters together for weapons, and taped several toilet paper rolls together for eye glasses. They made Sun swab the deck!! And then Scuff decided to have a little fun, dressed himself, and went out hunting pirates. I heard everything explode when Scuff found them in the garage and I was sure someone had died!! Turns out, he just scared them all half to death! Another sweet story for a big brother!

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DianaJuly 8, 2010 at 1:29 PM
I'm impressed that they could find enough stuff to make pirate costumes for everyone! How fun. :0)
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