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👀[c=#4C0073]My son is trying to convince me to buy him everything that pops up on tv for Christmas. The latest is a bubble that's durable for indoor use. his argument, "Mom, I love bubbles, and this is a bubble for indoors; so, we can both have fun. I can stay in the house playing with the bubble and you can have fun on the computer doing your work. I wont bother you because I will be playing with my new bubble." My response, "Son, you have a room full of toys made for indoors that you could play with and not bother me." His response, "oh yeah, but this one would be new!" The logic of a four year old astounds me. [/c]

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Peaceful · F

Will he be getting the bubble?

VioletRayne · 31-35, F

[c=#4C0073]No, he will not. He's getting a batmobile powerwheel, lego batman, avengers action figures, starwars millenium falcon and action figures, a new tablet and carrying case, a microphone and amp, drumset, and kitchen. [/c]

Peaceful · F

@VioletRayne: that's plenty and he will be thrilled! :)

VioletRayne · 31-35, F

@Peaceful: yeah that's just my list. its not even what hes getting from his dada and grandparents. my bother said he was buying them atvs

adshaw · 36-40, M

@VioletRayne: With so many presents each year, let alone for his birthday, do you ever worry he will just start demanding more expensive and unreasonable quantities of gifts?

VioletRayne · 31-35, F

@adshaw: Lol, no even if he was to get only one thing he'd be overjoyed. My son is gracious and grateful. He's a very good child.