I've just remembered that it was the mother of these small people (i.e. my sister) who got her hand badly burned by falling in a fire (thankfully with no long-term consequences). Maybe I'll find something less dangerous for them to play with...
Well at least till they are a little older.... There is always penknives as an alternative
Loved my penknife when I was a kid. The adults encouraged and politely admired my whittling (lack of) skills etc but thankfully never found about the time I managed to persuade my not-really-a-cousin to let me tie him up to a tree and admire my knife throwing skills. Luckily for all concerned, my aim was so bad that none of my attempts went within six feet of him.Well at least till they are a little older.... There is always penknives as an alternative
I loved my childhood penknife, and I still have it, and I learnt that the security at Aldergrove weren't that keen on taking it onto the plane in your hand luggage.
These days it would be thrown away!
Mine died an ugly death after it met a rock during another knife throwing attempt.I loved my childhood penknife, and I still have it, and I learnt that the security at Aldergrove weren't that keen on taking it onto the plane in your hand luggage.
Nope the boy did amazingly well very proud of him ! Back from dinner hot chocolate and bed time loving the Kelly kettle
