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My grandchildren all have these expensive computer games and what-have-you. Today, two of the cousins, both aged 8, have played for 4 hours continuously with the box from Himself's 48" TV. Their imagination amazed me. They have also persuaded me to keep the box in the kitchen (I was dying to get rid of it) until the next time they are together so they can play again. It made me remember when mine were small.
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I made a house for our little one out of a car seat box, my wife painted it. Who needs all the expensive toys!
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I remember making a toy cooker out of a side cupboard, my two loved itWPC F Hobbit, Shire police
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my dad made us a lean to house/shed and upended an orange box which we painted rings on for a cooker.
My sister and I loved it and played for hours in thereComment
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When my youngest was about two years old, his xmas presents were flung aside in favour of his guitar. A shoe box with an elastic band around. Would have saved a fortune if I'd known what he wanted
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... which they'll play for seven hours straight. Yet expect a child to do 2 hrs of music practise a day and you get screams of "child abuse"Originally posted by Florence Fennel View PostAll gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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They have also persuaded me to keep the box in the kitchen (I was dying to get rid of it) until the next time
And unlike an X-Box, it can still work after being flattened for a week ! 
I hear that air guitars are even cheaper...nothing to break....and no annoying twanging noises either....Would have saved a fortune if I'd known what he wanted
There's no point reading history if you don't use the lessons it teaches.
Head-hunted member of the Nutter's Club - can I get my cranium back please ?Comment
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