It's just a guess, but I'm thinking that my kindergartener was probably the only one in the world today who took a toy grain auger to school for Show and Tell.
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6 comments:
That is great!
My son has taken his toy tractors, balers, grinder mixer and grain drill to school for show and tell, but never the grain auger - that is so cool!
Kris
I don't know, when I was little I had a metal miniature John Deere tractor with all the accessories and attachments that I dearly loved. I don't remember but I'm guessing it made it to show and tell at some point.
LOVE IT! Big Son took a couple of cow teeth to school but never the grain auger.. LOL ya gotta love boys.
That's a farm boy for ya!!
LOL To cute! My son has taken trucks and such, and what makes it even better is he is in a class of all girls. I'm sure they love hearing all about the tractor or truck he brings..
I had an "Only one in the world" day too.. We were late for school because I had to help hubby sew up a prolapse heifer, while the kids were in the truck, watching. We were on our way to the bus stop. The school secertary just chuckled when I told her why we were late.
Ranch life, gotta love it!
Elise
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