Help for my daughter - this could be bad!

This morning as we were getting ready for church, I heard some little tweeting and tooting noises. I followed the noise only to find my six-year-old daughter in the bathroom with a toothbrush in one hand and a rec*rder in the other.

She was, in fact, brushing her teeth and trying to play the rec*rder at the same time. :astonished:

And I just order Megs for both of my girls two days ago. Lord, let them get here soon!

Jason

Oh kids are such a blessing! LOL! Thank you for this story it has brough a smile to my face, a well needed smile. I hope your service was a blessing.

God Bless,

Wiliam T. Anderson
Salvation Army

My daughters have Yamaha recorders, Lee Oskar harmonicas, various handheld percussion instruments and yes, green Megs. It’s ALL good. Wait 'til they ask for a full set of Boomwhackers, Jola Tubes and a Theremin…or in my case, a violin.




http://www.thereminworld.com/

http://www.rhythmband.com/clasrmfun.html

one year we got all our neices and nephews slide whistles for christmas. payback to our siblings for when we were growing up. and we live out of town too. laughed our heads off we did.

I really want to get my nephew one of those miniture drum sets (he’s 5), but I don’t think they would ever let me see him again. :wink:

I’d worry more that they would bring him over to stay.

If they do, he will have to put up with me trying to teach myself violin :stuck_out_tongue:

I bought my 5 year old grandson a set. I still have them. My son wouldn’t let my grandson have them. :moreevil:

Yeah, I can’t wait until they get their Megs. My wife is going to love it. :smiley:

When I was 5 or 6, my cousin and I woke up to matching drum sets one Christmas morning (Muppets ā€œAnimalā€ of course :slight_smile: ).

Ya know, I don’t remember ever seeing those drum sets again. Ever.

Seriously.

BTW, glad you got a laugh from the story. Both of the girls are pretty funny. And church was great.

God bless,
Jason

On our last visit with the grand-kids, I gave my granddaughter and grandson each a LBW. I bought a handfull last year for gifts. My daughter-in-law thanked me profusely for the whistles. I told her she would be cursing my soul to hell before the week was through! This conversation occured as three-year-old grandson was romping around the house hitting the third octave on the LBW.

Playing the recorder WHILE brushing teath…
And I thought I was a multi-tasker playing the whistle while waiting for this website to load.

Anyway, it could be worse…

I heard a story about a friend of a friend trying to play guitar and highland pipe chanter at the same time while singing a song he wrote…I don’t want to know what it sounded like…

I am more curious to know what a re*rder was doing in the bathroom in the first place… :stuck_out_tongue:

The recorder was in the bathroom because that’s where you keep all potty-like things… heh heh
Dave

hehehe!

:laughing:

Proof positive of the destructive effects of a child with a recorder.

:laughing:

Wow, a new superhero - Recorder Girl. Where, oh where did you find that, Black Mage?

Gives a whole new meaning to the expression ā€œclean as a whistleā€.

I found in on another one of my regular forums.

Just tape over the extra holes - then they are playing whistle!

Black Mage, this puppy is going to be on the home page of my ā€œJihad against plastic whistlesā€ website! Yi yiyiyiyiyiyiyiyi! :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: