as you take it out of the basket . . . . .
well, I took it out and it didn't pop . . . . .
so I tossed it into the sink from across the room, and it didn't pop . . . . . .
so I threw it as hard as I could into the bottom of the sink, and it still didn't pop . . . . .
so, I told the girls they could throw them out the window of my bedroom . . . . .
they did and the balloons still didn't pop . . . .
so they said "You must tell the aunt and grandmother about this." We decided to take pictures as we tried again . . . . .
so we threw the balloons out the window yet again and . . . .
One finally popped!
but the other one did not . . . . .
So a girl threw it as hard as she could down onto the driveway from atop the bench, and it popped too.
Those were some darn sturdy ballons!
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but aren't you glad - you really didn't want them to pop in your knitting and the girls had lots of fun
maybe I should send some more - you guys had way too much quality time
We did have a lot of fun with them. They'd been tossed around in the laundry room for days before I decided that they really should be dealt with. Miss M dropped hers while carrying it back upstairs and, fortunately, it didn't break on the wood floors . . . . those are some darn sturdy balloons . . . .
Looked like great fun.Wish I'd been there
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