Tip from one grandpa to other grandparents

RayWohlfarth · April 15

My grandkids have the magnetiles like many other kids and they are expensive. I came up with an idea that was way less money and just as entertaining. I got a stick of 3/4" PVC and cut it into 4 and 6" lengths. I sanded the edges to remove the sharp parts and gave them to the grandkids along with a bag or tees couplings, and 90s They had a blast with them

pecmsg · April 15

some 40+ years ago my father made building blocks for his 2 grand kids. Those same blocks were used by my grand son and now my nieces kids.

RayWohlfarth · April 15

love it Thanks

Mad Dog_2 · April 15

I made a light portable ground blind for Turkey Hunting out of 3/4" pvc...Fun to work with. Mad Dog

ScottSecor · April 15

Our first grandchild was born two months ago. He may be a little young, but you guys are giving me good ideas.

pecmsg · April 15

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1852438#Comment_1852438

congrats

DanHolohan · April 16

Love this. Thanks.

RayWohlfarth · April 16

when I was younger we played with mercury lol

Mad Dog_2 · April 17

My grandfather bought me boxing gloves for me & my friends when we were around 8 or 9...good ones too Everlast...Mad Dog

Mad Dog_2 · April 17

He also taught us Punch ball, Stick Ball & Sallugi...Brooklyn Street Games....Mad Dog

ratio · April 17

An empty cardboard box or two. No, really. Good for days of fun, and when it's all used up, into the fire pit with it!

One time, Santa brought tarps & rope to some kids, along with some fancy hardware like shackles and those neat carabiner things.

Mad Dog_2 · April 17

A had a spool.of that red & white bakery string that lasted mu whole childhood...used it for everything. My parents' close friend was a baker. Mad Dog

mattmia2 · April 17

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1852610#Comment_1852610

it is always like white cotton around here.

Tip from one grandpa to other grandparents

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