Anonymous wrote:My husband froze a few lego pieces into ice cubes. My kids found that funny. I found a plastic snake in my work bag.

Way to go. choking hazard for the win!

I rolled airheads extreme (the sour strips) in salt and offered them to my kids--worked phenomenally.

My husband froze a few lego pieces into ice cubes. My kids found that funny. I found a plastic snake in my work bag.

Anonymous wrote:I woke up my DD this morning and said in a highly excited voice, “It’s snowing!!!” With the crazy weather around here, I figured it was plausible.

haha! I like this one!

I woke up my DD this morning and said in a highly excited voice, “It’s snowing!!!” With the crazy weather around here, I figured it was plausible.

I surprised my kid with a pan of brownies for breakfast - cut out the letter E out of brown construction paper - brown Es

Jello “juice” was big back when I was a kid. Of course, people don’t do juice these days, but it was still funny then. You could do it with plain gelatin and water, but it will discolour a bit.

On a similar note you could freeze a fake bug(s) in an ice cube. Of course, you'd need to have fake bugs lying around.

Help! I just put my sweet 10 yo DD to bed and she said she *cant wait* to see what I have planned for tomorrow. A couple years ago I froze a bowl of cereal for April fools and she still remembers it as one of the funniest things of her entire life. Does anybody have any suggestions for me for tomorrow?

BTW people who like to “neg” these things - shhhhhh find another thread.