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TooTicky · 19/07/2006 13:05

Hi, I've just been reading about heuristics and treasure baskets - thank you so much for the information - and I am thinking "wow!" and "how wonderful!" and "I could do that!" and "bugger, why didn't I know about this earlier?!"
I LOVE the idea of treasure baskets but my youngest is 12 mo so I suppose she should maybe be on the next stage? What do you think?
I am super-keen, slightly skint but expert at trawling charity shops.
Any advice or ideas would be much appreciated!

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aitch71 · 20/07/2006 22:22

noted. citrus fruit yes, nasal discharge no.
gotcha.

also, we were at the beach the other day and we found a rather attractive circular piece of driftwood... now, can that go in? how the hell do i clean the undoubted litres of pollution off it? i'm not too paranoid abuut cleanliness but i do draw the line at sewage.

harpsichordcarrier · 20/07/2006 22:24

bogeys are technically food stuffs??
remind me never to come to your house for tea aitch

hunkermunker · 20/07/2006 22:25

PMSL at your drawing the line at sewage - have just put it on quote of the week thread, Aitch

FrannyandZooey · 20/07/2006 22:50

Oh, just microwave it, or dip it in Milton's or something. I've got driftwood in my baskets.

aitch71 · 21/07/2006 00:00

i am a domestic goddess, harpsichordcarrier, but i have been known to have a nasal rummage every now and again.

So that is just me, then?

good idea about the milton, F&Z, i am so monumentally slack about sterilising that i quite forgot about its existence.

hub2dee · 21/07/2006 07:37

I gave dd some cuttlefish bones a few weeks back on a beach in Dorset. They were still wet and slightly icky. DW wasn't too impressed, but I should have argued they were essential for her future heuristic play development.

FrannyandZooey · 21/07/2006 07:43

I did buy cuttlefish once, thinking they would be good, but they disintegrate in the mouth instead of being hard as I had assumed. I found this from testing them myself I am vegetarian as well

FrannyandZooey · 21/07/2006 07:43

Oh and hub I have been crap at keeping up with my email but I will get there.

hub2dee · 21/07/2006 07:47

LOL. Yes, they are for budgies. Sorry to hear your outstanding veggie record was smashed by a dead squid. No worries on the e-mail. I am the most slack person you might never meet.

FrannyandZooey · 21/07/2006 07:50

Is that what they are, squid?

It wasn't so much the tarnishing of my record, as the fact I physically don't like eating fish or meat, funnily enough

hub2dee · 21/07/2006 08:08

Smells like squid, looks like squid , but I think it might be a mollusk actually. (Hey - read the wiki site - they can sink in the water by altering their gas content or sommit... wow).

I am also a veggie; no meat no fish. You weren't eating meat of fish; if anything just chewing a little bone.

hub2dee · 21/07/2006 08:10

Hey Franny, in your house, do you actually sing 'There were 10 in the bed and the little one said' with real actions, and get someone to fall out ?

hub2dee · 21/07/2006 08:14

Calcium Carbonate ? That's chalk, franny. You are safe. You just sucked a little chalk. No harm done.

FrannyandZooey · 21/07/2006 09:07

It was fishy chalk - revoltingly fishy, believe me, you wouldn't want to suck it. And from where I'm sitting, vegetarians don't eat bones, especially not ones that crumble in your mouth and leave them covered with fishy chalk

I am rising above the 10 in the bed thing (he made us buy him his own bed a couple of months ago )

hub2dee · 21/07/2006 13:21

Only asked because there's a lovely version of the nursery rhyme on a CD we just got (Sally Gardner's Playtime Rhymes) and I thought of you, LOL.

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