Monday, April 17, 2006

Armed and Dangerous


It's the Post-Easter Chocolate War and my arsenal is full.

13 comments:

Waywordgrrl said...

that is a lot of toothbrushes! Where'd you get so many?

Anonymous said...

Do you really have that many toothbrushes or is it a reflection?

Anonymous said...

Ummmm, is there a dentist's drill included in that collection?...

Heth said...

Yep, we really have that many toothbrushes. It seems like we have two and then I go buy more and then the old ones start appearing again like magic. It's really pretty ridiculous.

I keep mine put up, if I don't, they use mine. Ewwww.

Chilihead2 said...

Love it. What kind of shifts do they have to brush their teeth? I can only imagine that if they aren't in shifts, SOMEONE'S gonna get spit on.

melanie said...

what happened to the strings??? too many???

Anonymous said...

lol on the toothbrush pic!

Anonymous said...

LOL. What kind of camera do you have, Heth? Your pictures are always great. My kids use that same toothpaste.

Anonymous said...

Hi Heather - This is your Aunt C___ and Uncle J____. Jessica sent me your blog and I so enjoy reading it. Keep writing - you are a terrific writer. And keep the great stories coming - enjoy them all.

Heth said...

Chili- No shifts, and you are right, lots of "quarreling".

Melanie-The strings worked great...for awhile. Eventually the little screws pulled right out of the wall. They were just twisted right into the drywall. Duh Heth!

Shannon- I use a Pentax K-1000. A good old film camera. It's the kind they used to use in highschool photography classes before they all went digital. I love it.

Truth said...

LOL, when we kept ours in a container like that, the older kids would find out that the youngers were using theirs. They seemed to forget when they'd get a new one and use whichever one they too a fancy to.

Unknown said...

Do they spread germs more easily since they are so close together?

GiBee said...

Strings? What strings? What did I miss???

And ... how do you know if the toothbrush was used to scrub something "other than teeth" -- UGH!