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Great fun! I got some of the Halloween fabric that glows in the dark to make a
bowl for Wonder Boy (DGS#1 and only). I used a 9" square for this bowl and
it's a perfectly sized little bowl. What should I put in it, as I can't give
him candy? Husband suggests he'll think it's a hat, so don't bother. And he
may be right!

joan
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I love it. How about a trip to the dollar store and fill it with little
gifts.

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Great fun! I got some of the Halloween fabric that glows in the dark to
make a
bowl for Wonder Boy (DGS#1 and only). I used a 9" square for this bowl
and
it's a perfectly sized little bowl. What should I put in it, as I can't
give
him candy? Husband suggests he'll think it's a hat, so don't bother. And
he
may be right!

joan
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live strong
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How old is the DGS? Maybe match Box Cars. I got it more glow in the dark stuff
for in his room , like spiders and bats.

She

Depending on age, how about McDonadl's coupon book. My 2 DGS's love those.
They think it's great to "pay" by themselves.
Gen

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Great fun! I got some of the Halloween fabric that glows in the dark to
make a
bowl for Wonder Boy (DGS#1 and only). I used a 9" square for this bowl
and
it's a perfectly sized little bowl. What should I put in it, as I can't
give
him candy? Husband suggests he'll think it's a hat, so don't bother. And
he
may be right!

joan
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Very cute. I'll take one.

Tamara

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Great fun! I got some of the Halloween fabric that glows in the dark to make a
bowl for Wonder Boy (DGS#1 and only). I used a 9" square for this bowl and
it's a perfectly sized little bowl. What should I put in it, as I can't give
him candy? Husband suggests he'll think it's a hat, so don't bother. And he
may be right!

joan
joan o'reilly
live strong
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Great fun! I got some of the Halloween fabric that glows in the dark to make a
bowl for Wonder Boy (DGS#1 and only). I used a 9" square for this bowl and
it's a perfectly sized little bowl. What should I put in it, as I can't give
him candy? Husband suggests he'll think it's a hat, so don't bother. And he
may be right!

joan
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live strong
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How about a few small ghostly toys? Playmobil do a nice
glow-in-the-dark ghost. If he's too young for that, why not make a few
humbug shaped beanbags out of more Halloween fabric, and paint a set of
wooden skittles into glow-in-the-dark ghosts to go with them. Play in
the dark skittles! :)

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Thanx for the great 'gift' ideas. Talley is two, so the bean bags may be a
great idea! And he loves his little cars. (I still remember how painful it
was 30+ years ago to step on his Father's Matchbox cars with barefeet!)

joan
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Joan8904 wrote:

Thanx for the great 'gift' ideas. Talley is two, so the bean bags may be a
great idea! And he loves his little cars. (I still remember how painful it
was 30+ years ago to step on his Father's Matchbox cars with barefeet!)

joan
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For me the constant hazard is Lego and Playmobil... Why are yellow
bricks sharper than all the rest?

Oh, and I found the jewel that fell off the beaded dress and had to be
replaced - by stepping on it!

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Love the fabrics! I am going to make one this year for the goodies!

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glow in the dark stickers of the stars/planets etc for his ceiling are fun.
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"Joan8904" wrote...
Great fun! I got some of the Halloween fabric that glows in the dark to
make a bowl for Wonder Boy (DGS#1 and only). I used a 9" square for this
bowl and it's a perfectly sized little bowl. What should I put in it, as I
can't give him candy? Husband suggests he'll think it's a hat, so don't
bother. And he may be right!
joan
joan o'reilly
live strong
http://members.aol.com/Joan8904/index.html