Spoke with my niece (age 3) and nephew (age 6) on the weekend.
My niece has been dressing as a tiger all week. She has been going everywhere in a tiger suit - shopping, church, play group, everywhere. She had a great idea when she saw the family cats grooming themselves that she could also do the same and started to lick her tiger tail. She couldn't figure out why her Mum got all upset. Her Mum pointed out to me that the tail of the tiger costume had been on its own adventure all week which included trips through dirt, gravel, not to mention a couple of dips into the toilet.
Meanwhile her big brother was all excited as he is going on a school field trip to the Howick "Hysterical" Village. I was also excited for him, if not a little concerned at what exactly a "hysterical" village was. His Mum explained that the Howick Historical Village is where they dress in period costume and do things like churn butter and look at old buildings and horse and carts and such.
I think the hysterical village sounds much more fun.
My niece has been dressing as a tiger all week. She has been going everywhere in a tiger suit - shopping, church, play group, everywhere. She had a great idea when she saw the family cats grooming themselves that she could also do the same and started to lick her tiger tail. She couldn't figure out why her Mum got all upset. Her Mum pointed out to me that the tail of the tiger costume had been on its own adventure all week which included trips through dirt, gravel, not to mention a couple of dips into the toilet.
Meanwhile her big brother was all excited as he is going on a school field trip to the Howick "Hysterical" Village. I was also excited for him, if not a little concerned at what exactly a "hysterical" village was. His Mum explained that the Howick Historical Village is where they dress in period costume and do things like churn butter and look at old buildings and horse and carts and such.
I think the hysterical village sounds much more fun.