Our kids don't really like showers, but they don't mind baths. Unfortunately, their baths take a lot of time, and use a lot of water.
I saw the My Own Shower at Smarthome, and I thougt that it would help the kids take showers. I installed it on Saturday, and the kids seem to like it. We'll see if their current tendancy towards showers continues.
Now, this looks like a fun game. Now why don't they make any games like this any more? I mean, don't you miss the games that teach physics like this. How bad are flying choking hazzards anyway?
Yesterday evening, we had family movie night. The kids picked out "The Wild" from Blockbuster. This was a bad movie. There are several things wrong with it, but the major problem that I have with it is that it really is just a knock-off of Madagascar the movie.
There are several other problems that I have:
In the movie, a tugboat follwed an ocean going cargo ship to go across the Atlantic. Tugboats are not meant to be ocean going ships.
One of the minor story lines is that the lions ae trying to get there "inner lion", and the thing that they are trying is to "dig deeper". The way that they are "digging deaper" is by making a louder/deeper roar. I think that what is meant by "dig deeper" is to dig claws into prey annimals when bringing them down.
This post has some very good tips on securing web sites for schools. The concern is that these sites could make personal information about students available publicly.
We've gone through several baby monitors. The ones that we had with our two older kids always got a lot of interference, or tended to pick up our neighbors cordless phone conversations. The interference got so bad that we usually turned the volume down all the way.
The Fisher Price Private Connection monitor is the best baby monitor that we have had. We hain't had any problems with interference. Also, the reception has been great even through multiple floors.
Our son decided to draw on his window in the back of the van with a crayon. I tried various cleaning supplies to get the crayon off. None of them worked. Later on, I was trying to fix some of the squeaky doors around the house, and then I noticed that the WD-40 can states the WD-40 can be used to clean off crayon.
The WD-40 easily to rid of the crayon, but it left a cloudy residue. With a little Windex, the window came clean.