I have 2 admit, I'm a fan of Johnny and the Sprites on Playhouse Disney starring John Tartaglia - where can I watch episodes online? TV Links has closed, Sidereel.com doesn't have it, and I can't download from iTunes because I live in the UK - anyone know where? YouTube only has clips too - I want the full episodes.
Playhouse Disney .com
%26amp; youll find your way.:]
similar to pee wees playhouse i think
Yep... though I always thought that was the name of the song... not the series. It was intended for Toddlers like the Teletubies. The media blasted it for treating kids like they were stupid.
Does anyone remember an hbo kids show from 86-87 called the wawa wibble woggle wazi woodle woo?performing art center opera theater
um no
No
My friends little nephew really wants a Scooby Doo Mansion Play set this for Christmas. It looks like a little house, and they can open it up and move the figures around inside like a little playhouse. He saw another little child with it and wants it bad!
We have looked on Ebay, googled it, looked on Target.com, Walmart.com etc. The only ones I found on Ebay were REEALLY expensive, or in the UK. We are in the US, and it is heavy to ship, so the UK's out. I am trying to figure out if there is somewhere to get it for a fair price? Any suggestions would be appreciated. thanks,
I think Ebay is your best bet - either it's not made anymore or too soon for it to be in stores cuz I could not find any anyplace else. good luck to you!
Where to get Scooby Doo Mansion Play set?oper opera theater
when i first read this question i thought how old r u again?...i still didnt read the whole thing...i saw my nephew and i got rid of the thought....hopefully
toys-r-us!! try the one on times square in new york city. they have everything!!! lol (the only reason i know that is b/c i went into toys-r-us cuz i had to go to the bathroom!!! lol)
Okay well on sunday night I drempt that I asked this guy I like to build a playhouse at the park so he did it on a trampeline. Then I remeber me begging him not to go somewhere And then it cuts to my house and its huge. There's a dog an elephant and an eel. There is also a dog painted on the floor. After it cuts to me fighting a girl on a bus but she's not feeling it which makes me even more angry. Then jon(my crush) comes back. And then I go back inside and my mom is making a bagillion sandwiches while every one was packing. We did something against the law. Then my mom and the girl who I was fighting her mom was trying to persuade the girl to come with us or else she was going to get arrested and she had a new born baby. She agreed. The my dad finds a girls baby in the dumpster and it was still alive so I decided to keep it. It would be me and jons baby. And then last night I drempt that I was at my grandmas house in CA. Laying down with jon in the dark. Then a girl comes in and he turns his back to me and then a guy comes in and he gets up and talks to the girl totally ignoreing me. I heard him say well maybe if Keeana wasn't fallowing me she would have said I love you. I yelled the f word and went into the other room. When I got in the other room a girl walked into the bathroom connected to the room. When I went to see who it was I saw my cousin sitting in the shower and the girl was looking in the mirror. I went to go look at her face and I wake up. Do you know if these dreams have any meaning? I thought I posted this earlier but I guess not! Replies would be greatly appreacieted! Thanks!
maybe there is a girl that also likes this crush of yours..also see if your crush likes you back--possible that that girl that likes ur crush has done something against the law---i even think that that baby that you and your crush would keep symbolizes that you will live long and prosper together--good luck! hope it helps!--hehe
Please interpret my dreams!?theater opera theater
very interesting. Something could happen...................
i dont know what to tell you, maybe you are stresses about something???
Maybe you really have a crush on the girl!
Maybe...
was this stupid i mean we used protection n all i guess they just dont always work i know i willl be a good mom n he will be a good dad... but am i stupid for havin this happen.
%26lt;3 Love Always %26lt;3
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Don't know. You might try to trouble shoot why the protection didn't work ... so it just does not "doesn't work" again. I knew I guy who only used a condom when he was close to having an orgasm. Guess what? He made a baby ...make sure you are using the protection correctly.
Am I Stupid?theatre opera theater
No one is stupid in this world.
lOOK TO THE FUTURE, NOT THE PAST.
How old are you? No, you wouldn't make a good mommy if you don't even know how to spell. What kind of education will you be giving to this child? Stay in school!
I hate it when that happens!
I'm guessing you are saying you are pregnant? No..it doesn't make anyone stupid. Just unplanned. Good luck.
who knows r u stupid
depends on how old you are to know if you will be agood mom
Life happens.
nah, it happens everyday!!! ^_^
No, I was on the pill when I got pregnant. Sometimes things just happen.
No you're not that happens to many.
Hey I used birthcontroll and still got pregnant. Doesn't make you stupid. Just means you get to explore and begin a fase in your life.
No-one can tell you if you are making a mistake, you have to know what you want in your gut. If you feel like you are making a mistake then you know your choices.
No you are not stupid, and don't let anyone tell you that you are. Accidents happen. Just take care of your self while you are pregnant and be the best loving and caring parent that you can be.
no your not stupied i think weve all made mistakes and were all stupied at some point good luck
Completed training at Strasberg Institute, what would be the next step to attempt to break into tv or major films? Join a playhouse/theatre??? Agent? I should know this but I'm confused at the moment. Thanks guys
Heey.
Congrates on your training.
So heres the seal, the training is great for your resume but you need to build it up more. So join a playhouse or theatre and start getting into their plays. When you have enough on your resume, Go and look for some agencys.
The more on your resume the better chance of them accepting you.
Once you have the agent, you're all set.
My kid has a plastic (LittleTikes) playhouse bed that we sprayed with water to scrub it clean. Water got inside and now it smells of mildew. Does anyone know how to make the smell go away?
clean it with a solution made of 1 part bleech and 10 parts water. scrub it down, then rinse well, then dry it.
How do you remove mold/mildew from inside plastic toys/houses?the grand theater opera theater
For any mould or mildew removal, trying mixing some Oil of Clove (available from pharmacies) with water and soak. You can also mix it up in a spray bottle for larger areas, such as the shower or bathroom. Scrub and make sure you rinse well. Ventilate the area you are using the mixture in. The Oil Of Clove helps kill the mould spores, which minimises its return!
I just adopted a couple of abandoned rabbits yesterday. I don't have any rabbit supplies yet. Last night the female rabbit built a nest in my daughters playhouse. I really need to move this nest so my daughter can play. Any advice?
Well, try this. move it. it does not matter. the rabbit will probably adapt to the new place. If she does not cooperate, just let your daughter play somewhere else. and let the rabbit sleep in the place she made her nest.
Can I move a rabbits nest if there are no babies in it yet?chinese theater opera theater
Your question sounds odd, unless you adopted rabbits then let them go free in a fenced in yard. If that is the case then restrict her area to avoid the playhouse. The rabbit will build another nesting area in a protected and shaded area. Maybe you could provide a rabbit house.
leave it
Are they wild or domestic? If they are wild, I would just leave the nest and them alone. If they are domestic, I would try to catch the pet rabbits and see if you can get a temporal cage to put them. Domestic rabbits CANNOT live in the wild, they have no natural instincts and will become food or die because of the elements.
Feel free to email me so I can help you out more with specific questions.
Also www.rabbitsonline.net is a great site with lots of helpful people and helpful, educational fast replies!
I'm familiar with these popular sites: noggin, nickjr., pbskids, playhouse disney, but would like to hear some suggestions of more websites that are appropriate (and preferably educational) for preschoolers.
http://www.kidsonline.com
Just go to your search box and type in preschool games.
Favorite preschool websites?star theater opera theater
ytmnd.com
www.sesamestreet.com, and i've found one today for my 4yr old son that i really like!!! It's www.coloring-page.net. It's educational and has print outs for kids and etc. GOOD WEBSITE!!!
My daughters favorite is www.sproutonline.com. It has all her favorite characters and tons of games, crafts, recipes and other fun ideas for things for us to do together. Have fun!
noggin.com the website lets you put in the childs age, and it gives specific activities for that range
My son loves this one:
http://www.thomasandfriends.com/usa/game...
and if you click on the HIT box on the upper right corner, you have other options. Also, things for girls if you have a girl.
What other types of saws should I look at?
I am a single mom and my parents never taught me these things. So now I am teaching myself as I am making a playhouse for the kids. What kind of saw is the best for cutting up wood to the proper measurement?
The more useful of the two tools will be the circular saw. This would be true whether your building a playhouse or coffee table. More specifically circular saws are specifically for cutting wood to proper measurements. Jigsaws are for detail or decorative cuts such as curves or other patterns. You might also wish to buy a straightedge to go with the circular which you can clamp to the wood to make straight cuts easier.
What is the difference from a circular saw and a jigsaw?opera songs opera theater
A jig saw is for smaller pieces of wood. It has a straight blade that moves up and down - and therefore cuts in both directions. It limits you to the size wood that will fit between the blade and back rest. Also thick wood could be a problem.
A circular saw has a circular blade that rotates and is used to cut larger pieces of wood - a hand held for a variety of situations and a table saw if you want it to be in a stationary place.
A circular saw will give a jagged edge and a jigsaw will give a nice finish.
If you have never seen a power saw being used stay away.
Start with wood nearly the size you want, use hand saws,
your local DIY or B%26amp;Q sort of place will advise you, then later you can move into other areas of woodworking.
There are three main saws that i would look at.
Circular saw is really versatile, useful for most cutting
Reciprocating saws for the hard to reach places, gives a nicer finish than the circular saw
Table saw also gives a good finish but is useful for cutting large pieces of wood.
Don't rely on any of these saws for a finished trim. Use a sander or sandpaper if you want to be cheap about it.
For a play house it'd be useful to use the circular and table saw but you can do it with only one of them if you don't really have the dough. either or...
Just be careful, it seems to me that only the inexperienced or tense individuals get hurt the most...add careless to that too.
A circular saw is designed to make straight cuts where a jig is best suited for curves
ah forget the saws get a big card board box kids love it and they and you can color it paint it cut out windows with a utility knife. You can get a bunch of boxes for the price of a saw and limit your risk. plus you can change it up one is a house one is a rocket one is a truck, imagination.
For a play-house, a circular saw.
This is for straight cuts. - A clamping saw-horse
is a good accessory.
You use a jigsaw primarily for curves.
(Be careful! - Keep away from the kiddies.
A circular saw can remove little fingers from them,
and 'Kick back` at you if you're not careful.)
Is the "Wiggles" (yes, I'm talking about the Playhouse Disney show) set in England or Australia? Are their concerts in America?
The Wiggles are from Australia. They do have concerts in America. Here's their official web site: http://thewiggles.com/au/home/
Greg Page has recently left the position of yellow wiggle due to illness. He has been replaced by Sam Moran. They are currently touring (Racing the the Rainbow tour) in AU, but will probably return to the US in 2007. They usually start in Australia with their new tour and them come here a little later.
Here's some more info about them from wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiggles
Is the "Wiggles"..?opera cd opera theater
Yes they have shows in America and they're in Austalia. My youngest just adored them.. right before he went straight to Spiderman. Can't fight the classics I guess.
i have lng natural blonde hair n my bf loves it n doesnt want me to vut it i mean yeah i love it to. should i cute it or not.
%26lt;3 Love Always %26lt;3
*$* Blondies Lil Playhouse *$*
I have been a hair stylist for 5 years now. My best advice is if you aren't sure and don't really want to cut off your hair then don't. If you are seeking a change then maybe ask for long layers, don't cut your hair off just change the shape of it! Another good way to achieve a different look would be to add some color. You said that you are a blonde, since fall is coming, you could ask your stylist to put a few low lights rather than just a shocking allover color.
Should i Cut My Hair?chicago theater opera theater
if you cut it and it will grow back
SO GO FOR IT!
If you want to cut it, cut it. If you don't like it shorter, it will always grow back.
It's your hair so do what u want. Remember, it's only hair and it WILL grow back!
why cut it if you love it, just try somthing diff with your layers
No....everybody looks better with long hair
Hard to say. I need to see it first.
I just went through this same thing. If you have ten inches you can donate it to lock of love which makes wigs for children who have lost their hair to chemo or cancer treatment. And afterwards my bf loved it and so did I
NO!! You'll regret it!!! And it takes so long to grow back
It's true that if you cut it, it will grow beck, but it doesn't work when someone tells it to me. If you want some change CUT IT but have in mind that it will take a while for it to grow beck.
If you've had long hair for a long time, you will be sorry if you cut it,My hair is to my waist and I cut it once and I missed it so bad I felt ugly, so I grew it back and I will never cut it again!
naaaaaaaaaaaaa grow it long, long hair is beautiful and hardly anybody has long hair anymore
do what makes you comfortable only
if you both love it why would you (No)
My boyfriend and I are taking our first trip to Disney World in March. We are planning to go to Magic Kingdom, Epcot, and the Studios. I've looked at the attractions at the parks, and the Studios just don't seem to have all that much to do (or least not as much as the other parks). We don't have any children travelling with us, so won't be going to anything like Playhouse Disney. Will we have enough to do for one day?
Thanks!
You know, my boyfriend and I (20-year-olds without children) go to Walt Disney World each summer, and out of the four Walt Disney World theme parks, the Disney-MGM Studios is our least favorite. I mean, it's a great a park, but you're absolutely right - it really doesn't have all that much to do. There's definitely not enough to keep you occupied for an entire day. We usually only go to the Disney Studios for a few hours. We go on the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith, the Great Movie Ride, then we go see the Indiana Jones show, and finally, the Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show. Then we come back later in the evening to see Fantasmic! Six things worth seeing... that's not too much.
But we always go to Walt Disney World for 10+ days and go to all four of the theme parks. If you're only going to three of the Walt Disney World theme parks you may want to consider going to Disney's Animal Kingdom Park instead. There's a few more attractions, and I think the Park is just better than the Disney Studios overall. There's two awesome roller coasters, a bunch of other rides and shows, and Kilimanjaro Safaris is just amazing. You can get so close to so many gorgeous, exotic animals. I'd even suggest going to one of the water parks. Typhoon Lagoon is incredible! Or maybe you could get a Park Hopper ticket - spend the afternoon at Disney's Animal Kingdom Park and then go to the Disney Studios in the evening. I do LOVE the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith, the Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show, and Fantasmic! at the Disney Studios, but I think Disney's Animal Kingdom Park has a better selection - plus the animals.
Hope I could help! Have a great time!
Is Disney-MGM Studios a fun theme park?theater seating opera theater
I didn't really like it. At all. None of the rides were fun, That's just my opinion. Spend more time in Epcot, it's more fun. Don't bother going to MGM, it's a waste of time. There is a wider selection of rides in Epcot and there aren't as many little kids running around. If you want to have a good trip, skip MGM.
yes Disney mgm is a theme park also,you will probably enjoy that park the best,at least I did.
Make sure you make it to "Pleasure Island",it is a theme park also with restaruants,gift shops,and pubs,from around the world.They also feature live entertainment site at night. I saw Pat Benatar up close ,almost where I could touch her.
There is also another theme park in Disneyworld where it is surrounds a lake where there are countries of the world which is another fantastic park,both of these I mentioned are not really bombarded by kids,it is geared to more of an adult escape,where you could visit gift shops,and museums and restaurants from all over the world. I think that is in Epcot,which is also a good theme park to enjoy.
There are theme rides where you could go into where you actually see the special effects of movie making which I thought were pretty interesting at Disney-MGM.
I liked the Tower of Doom,where you enter a castle where there are real life actors and actresses ,which the whole building looks like an old hotel that is haunted and you take an elevator up to the 13th floor ,and the special effects are great where the elebvator stops on certain floors where you see ghostly figures walking around just like in the movies.
When you get to the 13th floor ..the elevator drops!!! ..It was great.
You exit onto a floor where they have Twilight Zone gift shop,t shirts,movies..etc.
There are tram rails that take you to different parks,so getting there is no big deal.
My daughter works for Disney World and I have been there numerous times and MGM is one of the best parks for adults and there is alot to do there, it is not as kid oriented as the other parks and you should go to Disneys Animal Kingdom cause that too is wonderful. You won't be able to see any kingdom in one day cause there is too many people and way to much to do. Have fun and go to Pleasure Island at nite it is so much fun.
yeah! IT is. You could probbly do the park in a half day. It is ture that there is not much to so. They have a show called fantasmic. Its VERY VERY COOL! What we did was have dinner at MGM, you can get priority seating if you eat at certin restaunts there at MGM. We had dinner, there %26amp; saw the fantasmic show.
I always enjoy MGM. It isn't as big as EPCOT and Magic Kingdom, so there aren't as many rides. Most people are able to do MGM in a half-day, as well as Animal Kingdom. Personally, I like spending the whole day there.
MGM has more rides for adults than for kids, it really is a lot fun. Rides like Tower of Terror and Rock n Roller Coaster are a lot of fun.
If you get a hopper pass you can always go into MGM, if you don't like it, you can go to another park. But, if you won't have the ability to do that, then I would just look over the rides, if they don't really seem like something you would enjoy then I would go to another park.
Personally, I love it, but I like all the parks. EPCOT is my favorite, especially when you are traveling without kids, but they are all special in their own way ;-)
Fantasmic is an amazing show and should not be missed under any circumstance.
MGM is a good park, but mostly shows and stuff. If you want a traditional theme park for rides then you'll finish this park in half a day.
No - the studios can be seen in less than a day. They do have a few great attractions and entertainment:
Rock N' Roller
Tower of Terror
Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular
Beauty %26amp; the Beast Live Stage Show
Fantasmic!
But overall, it is my least favorite park. I worked there too lol.
I recommend you visit Animal Kingdom instead of the studios. They have a ton to do there, especially for folks without kids. Or if you have park hoppers, stop by the studios, but only see the attractions I listed and then move on somewhere else.
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Have a great time!
This is my least favorite Disney park, just not as much to do. But if you get the park hopper option on your ticket (WAY WORTH IT) then you could go for a morning and ride Rockin Rollercoaster and Tower and catch the Beauty and the Beast stage show. I have heard good things about the stunt show but have not seen it personally. There are also great character photo oppourtunities at this park that you have trouble with any where else so if you are into that you might consider stopping by. You can get Lilo and Stitch, Monsters, Mickey, Pooh, Buzz and Woody and many more that are hard to find including Star Wars characters. Here is a link about it. http://allearsnet.com/tp/mgm/m_char.htm
But if you decide not to get park hopper (please reconsider it is nice because if it is raining or crowded in one park you can go to another, or you can leave a park when you are finished seeing what you care about and go to another. It maximizes your Disney time) then I would probably skip MGM and go to Animal Kingdom. This is one of my favorite parks. It is only open until 5 though so you could make reservations for dinner at one of the resorts. Chef Mickeys is a great character dinner.
You could also spend a second day at EPCOT or MK they are big parks and may take more than one day to see fully especially if you are going during Spring Break. VERY CROWDED with looooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnggg lines.
Here is a link to my favorite information site for Disney World. There are menus for every restaurant in the entire complex with the prices as well as reviews. It tells about a lot of the rides and has great tips. Be sure to check out the Anitas Answer section she answers questions people send in and there is a lot of good info there.
http://allearsnet.com/index.html
Hope some of this helps. HAVE FUN!
I am a 17 year old baritone with opera and musical experience. A local community(mostly children)theatre playhouse is doing R+H's Cinderella and I am going to try out for the Prince. I was wondering what a good song and monologue to try out with would be.
I know the director very well but do not know if he has anything to do with the auditions
Most of the time it's not a good idea to audtion with a song from the show... I'd recommend singing something like "If I loved you," from Carousel or "Make Believe." from Showboat ... they have similar range and rhythm as the prince's material from the show... as for monologue... perhaps go with something more comedic... check out stuff by neil simon or larry shue
I need Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella Audition Advice!!?theatre tickets opera theater
Do I love you because you're beautiful, or Ten minutes ago either of which would be good to do. I think any song from the show might do, but as these are sung but the Prince they would be best.
Im so pretty!!
when i was a kid we would build us a playhouse in the woods and found things in the trash to furnish it with%26gt;%26gt;that was so much fun back then%26gt;i wouldn't get anything out of the trash now to play with but like for my grandkids to see how we played when we were little%26gt;%26gt;nothing to keep us in the house like computers or vedio games and we only got to watch tv at night for a couple of hours%26gt;%26gt;
skipping- the rope was mums old washing line, one end tied to a lamp post someone turned the other end -while a dozen of us took turns to skip to songs if you missed the rope it was your turn to turn the rope
Seniors%26gt;%26gt;what did you most play with when you were a kid?hollywood theater opera theater
rocks, sticks, dirt and glass
freeze tag!!! when i was 8 but I'm 18 now...so long ago!!
i also enjoyed hiding things and finding them!!!
We put on neighborhood talent shows. We played Army boot camp. We played house and held weddings for our dolls. We played school. We invented our own board games. We roller skated. We made sure our pet toads (really!!!) had plenty of water in their toad pond. We coaxed the kittens from next door to come visit with us. We "helped" in the garden. We built skyscrapers and log cabins with various types of block sets. We made decorations for our annual Halloween party. We did homework without the aid of computers or the internet.
I loved freeze tag and release . I want to defend the now a days kids...not all sit on computers and video games my two older boys are out and about now . One on out trampoline and one playing football. You be glad to know that my 10 yr old wanted a shovel just to go out back and dig . We got him one for Xmas ! : )
Ponies.
But I am more interested to see if you are going to get an
answer from MacTealc - if he dares!!!!
Time: Late 30's and 40's. We gathered on a vacant lot in the neighborhood and played kick the can, run my sheepy run, and hide and seek in the evening. During the day, I lived in the swimming pool.
My dad bought a season ticket so we could swim from 1 to 5 in the after noon.
Played Cowboys and Indians. Anti-I- Over and had rubber gun fights. Dug a tunnel, out behind my Granny's house and really got into trouble when she found us down inside the tunnel. It's a wonder that it didn't cave in on us.
Played Perg with marbles, Mumble Peg, with a pocket knife, Jump rope and Jacks.
Too many things to list and none cost money to keep busy and entertained.
Those days are gone forever.
My sting-ray bicycle, my model ships, Matchbox cars. Building models was a lot of fun. Had to earn all the money I spent on hobbies, and my folks wouldn't buy me a bicycle, so I traded the contents of my junk drawer for a pile of bike parts, and dad and I put one together. We weren't poor, but my folks didn't want to spoil me. Good learning experience, plus quality 'dad' time. In high school I traded up for a 3-speed. Wow. 1965-'72. The 'good-old days'.
We woukld find an old empty cottage and build a den, cherishing every moment spent in the building, having picnics inside on rainy days
handy over -- remember all you needed was building and a ball and "fox and ducks" fox was bean and the ducks was corn and was played on home made board!!!
heather you and your ponies!!!
I played with paper dolls, so I learned to cut out pretty well! They now have magnetic ones! I was a reader when I was young and read all the Bobsey Twins, Cherry Ames and Little House on The Prairies.........my favorite was Mr. Poppers Penguins!
There were so many kids on the block I lived on. We would play -Catch in the street, Red Light-Green Light,Dodge Ball and you have better be fast,cause if that ball hit you, you were black and blue for days. Kick The Can, Hide and Seek.
I lived on'with my bicycle
dirt, dandelions, and grass..we had the best mud pie making area in the neighborhood.
I was always a loner. I'd get lost for hours exploring the woods across from the housing area (we were military). As long as I had my dog, I didn't care much about anything else. No one bothered looking, so I must have come home on time.
I rode my horse everywhere I could... there was a point of no return, where we had to turn around or not make it back home on time... big trouble then... And, I had to have time to rub him down good, %26amp; give him some oats, cause he was my buddy! I guess he is not a what... but thats where I was and what I was doing... If not that the off at the river swimming... water baby here!!
The accordian, guitar, microscope and a chemistry set.
I learned to read at five and after that, you couldn't pry me away from a book. Looking back, I was horribly inactive. I do remember fun times outdoors though. We lived in the country and had giant boulders and rock piles in the fields, which we would pretend were pirate ships or desert islands or castles. In the winter, we'd go sledding.
We didn't have TV at all, and often did not have electricity. We would use large rocks to outline a "house" on the beach with rooms, hallways, etc. and play there. We furnished it with stuff we found on the beach or, like you, with stuff from the garbage. We also built "houses" in the woods. We played Chinese checkers, checkers and card games when it rained and in the evening, and we read a lot, often the same books over and over because we did not have a lot of books. My favorite place to visit was the library when we lived close to one, and when we didn't it was an exciting event when the "bookmobile" came to our community.
We used to stick a broom handle in the dirt and put a blanket over it to make tents. Boy did that get hot in the summer. We had a park across the street from us and it had a swimming pool and carousel. They were both free and we spent many a happy day and didnt come home until dark. We climbed trees,rode our bikes,skated and would put on little plays for the neighborhood. I can remember staying out after dark too to catch fireflies. We never heard a word about anyone being molested,killed or anything else. This was back in the 40's in Philadelphia. I was still playing touch football in 1954. That was one wonderful childhood. Just saw you mention tv. We werent the richest family, so we rented our tv and had to put 25 cents in a box on the back for 30 minutes. It kind of limited the amount of time you could watch. Maybe that's what kids nowadays need.
Living in the mountains of Southern Oregon, the world was our oyster in the late '40's and 1950's.
We played "cops and robbers", "cowboys and indians". Being at the lower end of the socio-economic scale, there weren't many toys but oh my, what we could do with a tin can..
There was always someone with a coupla baseball mitts and a bat....if we didn't have a baseball, we used a tin can.
In the winter, using sheets, we would make a "tent" by draping sheets over the kitchen table, letting it fall to the floor.. I had a set of little tin play dishes (still have them) and my Mom would give us stuff to "make dinner' in our kitchen table-tent. Graham crackers mixed in a little bowl with milk and eaten with a little spoon, same with saltines.....
I was the second oldest of 8 children...and the oldest girl. It was my responsibility to look out after the younger ones. Lots of times, in our little kitchen table-tent, there would be diaper changing, baby feeding and naps.
We also used brooms or long sticks as "horses"......
A favorite game was hop-scotch....both boys and girls would play..and we could do it for hours.
As we got a little older - 9 - 12 years, we would dig earthworms and go fishing in one of the many rivers and streams within easy walking distance.... Little Brook Trout or Dolly Verden Trout...bring them home and Mom would cook them up for lunch.
Then there were always the goats, chickens and rabbits to play with. We raised goats for the milk and sold it. Those female goats were great playmates....the little kids could actually ride them.
If all else failed, we'd tease the neighbor's bulls....from a distance. There was a long lead pipe and we'd blow through it making these horrid noises which irritated the bulls to no end. They'd come running at the fence at high speed......scared the pants off us but we ran away quick.......
Lotsa fun....and some mischief.
I speak of the 30s - 40s .
There seemed to be a spontaneous "season" to kinds of play.
Someone would start pegging tops or even better "racing tops" This consisted of whipping a spinning "top" ( a fashioned round cylinder of wood with a nail embedded point)
Another arrival would be to play "Kat" This is a double pointed finger of wood . Striking one end would cause the "Kat" to jump in the air and with a skilled swipe one would hit it in midair an score longest distance. Conkers also had their season. Bowly Hoop was wheeling a cycle wheel ., Betchels, Hopscotch, Marbles, Rounders, and skittles.. oh the variety of play was "endless". Radios were non existent too , scarce and primitive (cat-whiskers). no telly of course .. we played outdoors most of the time. That was Ireland of long ago... I'm geting nostalgic now.......Gene Autrey and Gabby Hayes and injuns ..an.....Hurling, Football (dried pig's badder) ..... LOL!
When I was seven, we got a new clothes washer and dryer and the kids in the neighborhood played with the huge boxes for months until they literally feel apart.
We grew up playing baseball, marbles, horseshoes, fishing and playing with our 52 pigeons. We always stayed outside till dark.
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I used to love to jump on my pogo-stick,,,hula hoop,,,hopscotch,,, Post Office,,,spin the bottle....
As a very young girl we did paper doll cut outs, jacks and jump rope.
Flies, carpenter ants, my own imagination.
Yes this brings back memories of a stick horse I had that had a plastic horse head attavhed to a stick and I would run around town with that thing and even parked it next to a bench to go into the store 'cause "pony's" weren't allowed.
Roller skates, bike, jacks. paper dolls. played baseball in the school yard up the street. watched the older boys play basketball. Hopscotch mother may I, hide %26amp; seek, simon says. Went to the playground and played on the monkey bars, the wheel that spun. Forget what you are supposed to call it. The rings and the slide. Went all over the city in the bus or street car, by yourself or with your friend. To the Zoo, Aquarium, Fishermans Wharf, Aquatic park. Chinatown, Golden Gate Park. as I lived in San Francisco. We didn't have to worry about perverts, and kidnappers then. And most of the stuff was free then. not like now where you have to pay.
kick the can. hide %26amp;seek, played with marbles,dolls,toy trucks-cars. hide the button a game we made up i think?
After an adult child with thwo kids move out? We haled truck and trailer loads and everything whe had in storage for two years is in the house. Later today we start moving all the extra dressers and furniture we hope to gift her with practically everything but our bed, three dressers and the dining table and chairs. I all ready sent almost everything out of the pantry, all the fridge condiments. I hope by Monday to scrug everythin down. Drawers and about 8 dressers are full of their clothes and the back porch and playhouse are loaded too. I don't want to dumped it all on to her at once so she can sort and put up and get too overwhelmed.
It's an ongoing process to get rid of stuff belonging to adult
children. I still have stuff my daughters left when they moved
out years ago. The stuff I can send or ship gets sent or shipped. Anything that isn't claimed gets donated or sold.
Lots of times when they come back they don't want it anyway,
so out it goes. Now we have grandchildren stuff, a playpen,
a high chair, a baby gate. It goes on and on. I'm waiting to move to a smaller place.
How long did it take to get your house reclaimed, reorganized and junk given away or tossed/?london theatre opera theater
I still have my son's toy box in the basement and it's loaded with toys. He's 28 years old now. I wouldn't be surprised if my mom still has a few boxes of my old stuff in her basement from 20+ years ago.
Don't let her move back in!
Juju
It's surprising how much stuff can get accumulated from folks over the years. Our daughter moved out with our first Grandson almost 9 years ago when she was 16 and she moved in with our Gsons' father. There was loads of stuff which was mostly baby stuff and it took several car trips from us loaded up and a hire van too. After having a baby in the house it took a little while to get used to it again but we did eventually. Mind you it took a lot longer to stop waking in the middle of the night at the time baby woke up for his feed lol.
We'll have it all to go through again - minus the baby - when our youngest leaves home but hopefully that won't be for a long time to come yet. (fingers crossed lol) Not ready for an empty nest just yet!
you will never get it all out because they will be back to visist and when they do they will leave something!!!
It took me at least a year the 1st time, the 2nd time, the3rd time, the 4th time, the 5th time and I waiting for the 6th time to move. Give me strength!
Our children have been gone, for the most part for over 10 years. There was a time there they would move back home and out again as job situations and marriages came about. Well, we gave them fair warning about collecting their stuff and by a certain date, we had a dumpster pull up and threw out the stuff, like clothes, old toys and high school mementos that weren't claimed. And, so far no one has missed a thing! My, we do get bogged down in clutter after raising 4 kids!
One day. I figure if she is adult enough to be married and on their own they can own the reponsibility. You make a mess clean it up!
I finally got all my kids stuff out of the house, after their moving in and out for a few years, changing states and residences a few times, but then my grandaughter moved in for the summers, and now I have HER stuff.,in a room we keep for her when she visits. Which she won't let me get rid of, "Grandma, those are my childhood things!" Sigh. Maybe someday.
You mean it's possible? I am still waiting. I don't mind too much though. My youngest son is getting ready to start looking for a college to start on the Doctorate so he is still having to lug things around. I will help it out as long as he needs it.
It took me almost a yr. Then I threatened to give away, and presto! It was gone. They came and got it.
In my younger days it didn't take any time at all... just dig in and don't quit... that was me... that is why they called me Scooter!!!
I do try to purge now and then. I am a big believer in finding a second or third use for things, I was taught not to be wasteful. I find it hard to just TOSS something! Just take your time Hon! It sounds as if your on track. To help you with cleaning the frig and oven set a bowl of ammonia in each and shut up overnight, things will just wipe off in the morning! This sounds like a wonderful new thing!
Best of Luck!
Scoot
I would have moved and left no forwarding address!
Sound like it would have been easier for you to move with just your stuff. LOL. Now that's what I call downsizing.
All I can say, is that you are very brave. I could not even bare to think of getting into that.Star for you.
Oh I just got done with them emptying the house of all their stuff that had been stored here for years. I have Fibro and it is cold out side and cold inside as trying to conserve energy but I tell you if it wasn't for the help I got it would have taken for ever. Still in the process of cleaning closets and finding their stuff and repainting the basement walls and floors, well my roommate is doing the walls and it is a major project! It will probably take me a couple of months to reorganize and put things in their proper place. But when it is done, I will be one happy mama!! xoxo
As for not want to overwhelm her...I say put all the stuff that is hers in large Strong plastic bags, market what is in them and get it out of your house. She is younger and more resilient that you think...let her go through it at her leisure and when your place is all organized and done...offer to help. I found that my daughter really didn't want the help, she has some in garage or basement of her place and will get to it when ready. Don't you think you have done a lot already? and When is enough enough? This is your time now so go for it, that is my humble opinion. I did and they were fine with it.
Geesh, you must feel like your going to sit up housekeeping again!!! Good Luck!!!
who is the voice of dennis from standley on playhouse disney .i just cant place him but i know ive heard him before
Charles Shaughnessy
http://imdb.com/name/nm0789478/
Who is the voice?opera music opera theater
Dennis Leary
Charles Shaughnessy
I have an appointment made, but I was wondering if anyone else has been experiencing or has experienced a similar condition. ...
I was fine on Friday. Saturday morning I woke up with a 103+ temperature and could barely keep my eyes open. Well with a husband at work and a 2 year old and a 6 month old, I didn't really have an option. (Family works and lives out of town, friends are all about an hour+ away as well.) Anyway, I then got a back ache, almost like contractions. The day before (Friday) we had ruled out pregnancy 100% with some blood work I had done. I ended up throwing up the baby gate to the living room and laying on the couch. Lucky for me, I have a 2 year old who is in love with Playhouse Disney, blocks, and dump trucks, and a 6 month old who will bounce for hours. I slept for 5 minutes here, 20 minutes there, 15, 5, 2, 45, you get the picture. I'm breastfeeding and didn't have anythign I could take for the fever, so that did not help. Gradually my symptoms got worse.
i think you might have a flue, but with your back pain as you describe it like a contractions you may want to check your urine for infections, i think tylanol is safe to take it while breastfeeding
i need to decorate a small small clubhouse (fits barley 7 people), how should i do this? i already have a mirror and seven chair and i think we are going to paint... but what else how do i make it look bigger?? ps. its a pretty much a playhouse in my backyard but im 11 now so i have a girls club and we use it for our meeting place!! than-x alot!
Putting a mirror on opposite walls gives the visual effect of a room being larger (to an extent).
Other than that I would decorate it w things you love %26amp; enjoy being around most....whatever they may be!!
Good Lucl!!
in this movie there is a a playhouse of the exact house and the house is haunted i really dont knoe much bout it but i do remember that the mom is in love with her own son and well yea the house is big and its possesed by like the devil or sumthin and it haunted can u pleaz tell me the name of this movie
amityville dollhouse?
the dollhouse murders?
I'm thinking the amityville movie
What is the name of the name of this horror movie of a haunted house?opera mini opera theater
House on Hanuted Hill, perhaps?
I am currently involved a play at the playhouse in my area. It's not a paid job...just for the heck of the experience. Anyway, I was reviewing at my play performance schedule and read that the last performance is marked as "Actors' Benefit." What does this mean?
In olden days (and apparently still) actors were paid rather little and the box office had to be divided between the house and the managers. An "Actors Benefit" was a show in which all the money taken in the box office was given, usually to a single actor, the lead, etc.
What is an "actors benefit" (live theatre)?extension opera theater
My experience is that Actors Benefit proceeds go to help funds benefitting retired union actors, members of Actors Equity Association.
I won't apply for a few years. I want to double major in Acting and Journalism. How hard is it? I have heard that they aren't good with this area... I also swim, so I can get a swimming scholarship. What types of scholarships does NYU offer. I tried http://www.nyu.edu/, but they really don't have enough information. I won't take the SATS for a couple years. Here is some info:
1. Volunteered at a Broadway day care camp for a couple weeks
2. Will work as a bagger and cashier for two years
3. I will work at Hollister(clothing store)
4. I am trying to get a internship at The Atlanta Journal Constitution
5. Will get a internship at CNN Atlanta, even though I don't want to go into broadcast journalism
6. I have a 3.8-3.9 GPA
7. Going to volunteer in FL, at a local playhouse
8. community service at a local hospital
I will also go to a NYU HS study abroad for Acting in Dublin. I get 6 college credits. I also want to do a dual program, is which I skip my senior year of HS. Thanks!
i'm sure they have merit scholarships. you won't really know until you start applying to specific places for scholarships and financial aid. there is no one way to pay for college; everyone's situation is different, and every school's financial aid programs are different.
i'm going to see them at the playhouse in edinburgh in may but i haven't heard much about them.
i saw them in providence, MA....they are PERFECT and amazing it was like being right there with pink floyd...the lead singer's voice is just perfect and the bass was really loud at the concert i went to but it worked to bring out the best in the songs....i give it an A+ you should go!!
ok i have read some other cleveland questions and some people always says mean comments! cleveland is a great city so what is your favorite part of it? my favorite.. hmmm i would hav to say tower city at christmas and playhouse square where i saw my first show... the phantom of the opera! i also lovee the sports teams! what about you?
Well, when I was a child,when I lived in Russia and did not know anything about America, I knew about Cleveland orchestra!
Who loves cleveland??met opera opera theater
I live in a suburb of Cleveland. About a 1/2 hour out. I love it! All kinds of things to do. Sports, Plays, shows, shopping, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Science Center. Beautiful views of the lake. Obviously there are better places I guess but many many worse ones too. Good average living!
I love Cleveland!
Little Italy or Detroit Avenue is my favorite area. People are so, so nice there, too. Even the drivers.
I have to agree with the tower city in christmastime idea. I also really like Little Italy, the lake, and the rock hall. and the hard rock cafe is really sweet
ohhhh and the St. Patrick's Day annual parade downtown!
LOVE IT! Nothing beats being down at Jacobs Field (sorry- Progressive Field) on a warm summer night watching the tribe kick some a** with some friends and a few beers.
And another thing- the Cleveland Museum of Art is one of the best in the country and is undergoing a huge expansion.
I love the atmosphere that is Cleveland.
I love Cleveland! I've lived there and in the Cleveland Area my whole life. I grew up when the Flats were the place to be and the atmosphere was just amazing then and I hope that the Flats will come back. I also love The sports teams. It took awhile but they are all on a good level and the Indians finally have the magic of the Jake back. (A little mad about the name change) I agree with Cleveland at Christmas, its so pretty. I also love most of the loyalty of Clevelanders and the blue collar down to earth charm. Most big cities don't have people like in Cleveland.
The parks, the lake, the possibilities with recent and upcoming development, etc. I could go on for awhile.
I asked a question about why people diss the city I just dont get it. Cleveland rocks, literally lol.
Yeah, there a lot of great things like University Circle. Love all that art and culture!
I love everything about it! I especially love the arts and the food! Cleveland has some of the best pizza joints ever especially mama santas! I love visiting tower city too because when I am done shopping I love to eat at the Hard Rock Cafe!! AND I LOVE THE CAVS!!!!!!!!!!! THEY ARE MY FAVORITE CLEVELAND SPORTS TEAM! I love to go to their games especially on weekdays. I practically LOVE cleveland except the weather right now =)
1.where would you rather go hawaii or florida *me persinaly would probably go to hawaii!
2. would you rather listen to rockstar by nickelback or best of both worlds by hannah montana?
3.what would you rather hang in you parents room, a prom picture or school picture?, me probably a school pic cuz i would want to keep the prom to my self!!!!
4. would you rather visit the playboy mansion or jamie lyne spears room!!!
5. for my last question i would like to know if you would rather spend the night at your friends house and sleep out on the trampoline or spend the night at your friends and stay up until 1:30 painting her sisters playhouse?
hawaii
both suck
school cause prom suck
is that even a contest? playboy manson
stay on the trampoline
Quick 5q Quiz?lyric opera opera theater
1 Hawaii
2 Rockstar cuz it is a hell of a lot better than hannah montanna
3 School pic
4 Jamie Lynn's Room I guess
5 Stay up til 1:30 painting the play hous
1. hawaii
2. rockstar
3. school
4. jamie lynns room
5. spend night at freinds house and stay on trampoline!
1.hawaii ofcourse
2.Nickleback
3.a school picture
4.playboy mansion
5.spend the night at your friends and stay up until 1:30 painting her sisters playhouse
hawii!!! you flipen dork i love u!!
rockstar by nickleback don't you hear it?
prom way preetier
playboy manshion to see your mommy
stay at my friends house and paint her sisters playhouse like we did last night
love always,your bffitwww
i love you see ya in 2 sec.
1. florida
2. rockstar by nickelback
3. school picture
4. uhh... i guess jamies room? kinda weird question..
5. sleep on the trampoline.
random questions but it was kinda fun! :]
Hawaii %26lt;3 I would LOVE to go there!!!
Rockstar by Nckleback %26lt;3 that song
School picture
Jamie Lynn Spears
Sleep on trampoline-just hope it doesnt rain!!! ; )
God Bless
1. Hawaii
2. Rockstar-I LOVE NICKELBACK
3. School Picture
4. Neither
5. What kind of question is this??? LOL I guess the 1st one...
1.Floridia!! Or California, but that's not a choice.
2.Best of Both Worlds(I've heard Rockstar to many times)
3.Scool pic(for the same reason as you.
4.Neither
5.Sleep on the trampoline!
1) Hawaii
2) Rockstar
3) School
4) Playboy Mansion
5) Friends house on trampoline
luvv
Like I was watching pee wees playhouse and they showed an old cartoon with a bunch of food people walking around and dancing and stuff I dont really remember it cause I was wiked high but I want to see more of that
youtube.com
How long is the professional performance of High School Musical in the edinburgh playhouse on for
I think 2 and a half hours.
i have a couple dream questions
my first dream is of being in a chair and i can't move and this person is comeing towards me and i anc't see them , then they hurt me( like stick me with something) and i feel the pain but it's not pain it's like numbness and when i wake up my arm is still numb!
second dream is when i was little in the mcdonalds playhouse in the tubes. well it's all dark execpt for a little light and someones chasing me and i cann't see them. this is a reoccurring dream!
please tell me what these dreams mean
I don't know what those dreams mean, so I apologize. Although, when you are sleeping and you are in "control" of your dreams, it is called lucid dreaming. Good luck and have fun with all of that craziness!!
Bad dream in mcdonalds?opera mobile opera theater
Dreams are strange but can mean things. Keep that in mind. I'm surely not an expert but I do have a question that may or may not help. What does your intuition say?
One possible interpretation: very young memories are surfacing, including perhaps a memory of being hurt with a spoon. The pain in the oral area might be transposed to the arm; or, a childhood immunization. Similarly, the McDonald's tube may relate to even earlier birth memories. The fact that you have experienced lucidity in dreaming indicates you might have such childhood, even birth experience, recall.
"Babies Remember Birth," David Chamberlain, Ph.D.,
"Life before Life," Jim Tucker, M.D.,
"Men in White Apparel," Ann Ree Colton,
"Dreams," Marilyn Barrick, Ph.D.
"The Master of Lucid Dreams," Dr. Olga Kharitidi.
i can control them too! 1st dream maybe ur afraid of needles, or you've seen many movies.
2nd one maybe u were kidnnpped or r afraid too, maybe somethin gave u the creepes
It sounds like the first dream is probably caused by you sleeping on your arm. One time I had a dream I couldn't breathe and when I woke up, my alarm clock cord was wrapped around my neck.
A dream of someone chasing you might reflect a fear of a lie you have told or some other untruth catching up with you. And a maze-like setting could indicate that you are caught in a confusing web of circumstances and you don't know the way out.
if any you have a younger brother are sister please let me know the lyrics to this song that goes like this.... hey all you lions and giffers hey all you alligatoers too (was on playhouse disney)
try searching here-
http://www.marvellyrics.com/request.php
http://www.allthelyrics.com/
http://www.lyricsology.com/lyricsology/i...
http://www.music-buzz.com/showthread.php...
Lyrics to this song ...........?opera sheet music opera theater
oh my , i m a lonesome guy no siblings
google this.........Playhouse Disney song lyrics..... it takes you to a web site that sells cd for all of play house disney songs ,
At first I was thinking... DORA THE EXPLORA, or ELMO or FINDING NEMO or THE INCREDIBLES themes. Then a team mate of mine at work incouraged to go the cheaper route. My daughters birthday is June 6th and I wanted to try to do something different. LAST YEAR.. we had a cookout/birthday party for her and we had little games and BIG BALLS outside (we have a big backyard) and they could play if they wanted. I kinda wanted it to be organized this time. I was going to rent or buy an inflatable slide/playhouse.. but they are sooo expensive.
Any game ideas???? Or theme ideas that worked for your 2 going on 3 year olds?? Any help would be great!
We are doing a pirate theme this year for my sons 3rd in May. All the games are tied into a treasure hunt, because all the kids are going to be under 4 it is only a three clue hunt adn they are very simple clues with an adult (dressed as a pirate) will read and help them figure it out to the next game. We start out at the 'snake pit' which is really just his deigo ball pitt filled with balls and fake snakes with gummy pirate candies to be found, that will lead to a treasure dig in the sand box where I have plastic gold coins buried int he sand for them to find and then they will move on to a fish pond and nothing is more simple than a fish pond :)
Be creative, my 3 games cost me next to nothing. I made all the clues up for the treasure hunt on construction paper cut out to resemble the next objective (snake, treasure chest, fish) with the clue wrote on the back for the adult to read.
Each clue lead to something we already owned (save the fish pond which I made out of a cardboard box, roll of blue wrapping paper and cut out fish). The only cost involved was the prizes at each thing. I bought all of it from oriental trading for under $50 s/h included and these prizes made up the loot bags as they went along (I bought each of them a pirate of the caribbean reusable bag from the dollar store for 50cents each)
Prizes,loot bags, costumes, food (BBQ hot dogs and salads) and all decorations cost me a grand total of $100
Some theme ideas that are pretty cheap and kids can have fun with are luau, fiesta, mardi gras, character theme etc.
A treasure hunt is a sure win for any age, fish ponds are really simple and easy and they enjoy it when young, anything outside is going to keep them entertained, pinatas are fun and you can have all the kid pull a streamer at the same time instead of beat it with a stick (some are made this way or you can buy a conversion kit at any dollar store for a dollar) where they are so young. Freeze dance and Simon Says is fun at this age, coloring contests (where everyone wins for a diffrent catagory)
But really whenit all comes down to it they will have fun regardless of fancy decorations, themes, games or expensive prizes. The plates cups and napkins are all going to be thrown out and not noticed, balloons will be popped and what they are really going to enjoy at this age is simply running around and playing with eachother, so organized or not they will think you had a wonderful party!
OK MOMS, I have a 2 yr old turning 3.. birthday party ideas????listen to opera opera theater
Try something like a theme party like pirates and have everyone dress up and then plat games about it. One year we had a cookout and party and then had a pool and water games the kids could play it was alot of fun and just tell the parents to bring clothes, towels and floaties for their own kids. Do some of the older games that we never play anymore like musical chairs, get a pinanta(sorry not sure how to spell that!) blow up a BUNCH o0f balloons and put them in a plastic pool and have the kids see how many they can sit on and pop. My 3 year old had a pirates theme at his birthday and he loved it...I got a pirates cake and then got most of my other stuff at the dollar stores around here and that helped keep the cost down. Hope all this helps!
They don't want themes at that age; they want to come in their play clothes, run about like mad things, and stuff their faces with sausages and cake. You might just get them to play sleeping lions, musical bumps and pass the parcel if you've got a few adults to help. Thy might like singing games like Farmer in the Dell - provided the adults can remember the words. Some of it depends a bit what your weather's likely to do as well. At that age we just had all the garden toys out and the sand pit if it was fine, and all the lego and stuff if it wasn't, and tried to get them to play a couple of party games. If it's really warm could you borrow a couple of paddling pools and get them to bring their cozzies for a Lido Party?Or could you borrow a tent, or a couple of wendy houses? you could probably do Dora that way (all explorers play in tents) and the kids won't mind it being a bit makeshift. Ask around the friends and neighbours.
my son is turning 3 tomorrow and he wants monster trucks.
i think at this age its hard to stick to a theme but will try. i plan on maybe a truck race and maybe pin the wheel on the truck. The party is this weekend and if i can come up with some tires i'm thinking of an obstacle course. I suggest picking a simple theme that the child likes and just go with it
i did spongebob for my daughters 3rd party that's what she wanted
Ok what are some cheats and codes for tamagotchi v4.5
like make up codes
computer
slide
playhouse
ect
(a button is the one to your left, the middle button is b, and the right button is C). Good luck:)
go to the shop and press A button 4 times, or until the shop keeper looks suprised then just put in any one of these codes
CACABABC - Stuffed animal
AABBCACB - RC Car2
BCBCCABA- Love Potion/Honey
ABBAACBA- Cake
CBACCABC- Coco Clock
BCABACBC- Steak
ACBBBACC- Hair Gel
Change the date to 10/24 then change the time to 10:29pm and wait 1 minute and santa will come on the screen
ACBCABAC=Hair Potion
ABBACBCC=Whole-Cake
BACBCACB=Steak
BCBACABA=Love Potion
i saw it when i was little. There was a great big red button and people would push it and something, ANYTHING, would happen. once there was a dog with long ears and they sand "do you ears hang low", It was like playhouse disney or something
"You Cant Do That On Television" had a thing like that, alot of times the kids got slimed.
What is this show called?passions soap opera opera theater
I've found someone who is as a bad a speller as I am.
Bozo the Clown, it was a show on every sat. morning!
The Ronald McDonald Adventures? Lol There were red button and a dog. xD
all that comes to mind is the "easy button" from the staples commercials. sorry.
is this a joke or a riddle?
I dont know but at the end of the show they would sing skinny ma rinky dinky dink, skinny ma rinky do, i love you....and they would touch their elbows and wave their hands
What kristin was talking about is called Sharon, Lois and Brame
Sharon Lois %26amp; Bram's Elephant Show or Skinnamarink Tv...either could be what Kristin is talking about...i found an episode of Skinnamarink tv called "Morning and Night" where the big red button mixes up day and night..
When a new toy is bought the kid holds onto it posessingly and guards it jealously without even sharing it.He keeps it at his bedside in the night and wakes up to it in the morning.
After a period of time the toy lies abandoned at some end of the playhouse completely ignored or seldom played with
Yep it's normal
Why do kids generally behave in this manner?movie theater opera theater
That is not normal in the house I grew up in, nor the house that is mine with my children. Nor is it normal in the homes of their friends.
And when we grow up we do the same with woman :D
Very normal. The newness of it wore off. They may also have lots of toys so they don't mean as much to them.
hey I still do that and im 21. new stuff is always funner
It is normal. Now we can afford to buy anything for our kids. Just bring your kids back to some of his toys and remind them as we teach them any thing. Even though they do not like them now, we should understand it is normal. It is just like history, you do not like it, but it is there.
Do not worry about your kids! Let them know the history of these toys.
Yeah, completely normal.
At first a child loves a toy dearly and doesn't want anything to happen to it. After a while, the kid may get bored of a certain toy or find interest in something else. They rarely find it in themselves to love one toy forever.
I'm only 16, but I am entering college next year for my senior year in high school. I plan on finishing my AA at a community college but would then like to go to an entertainment business school. Maybe Belmont, UM, or a college in California. I'm primarily interested in Music, but would also like to explore the film industry and maybe incorporate the two. I love to travel and I love meeting and talking to new people. I don't know how to put this all together. I just don't want to waste time at a college just getting a bland degree in Business because I really have a passion for the entertainment industry. I'm also trying to look for places that I can get some experience in the behind-the-scenes work even if it isn't directly related.. Maybe a television station, film studio or playhouse theater. If you know where I can begin or have done something similar to what I want to do, please help!
Why don't you go for a degree in Public Relations and then you can be the PR person for people in the music %26amp; film industries.
ok whats the number of the episode and what season is this one from
it's the one were Peter turns the house into Pee Wee's playhouse.
Season 3 Episode 14 Peter Griffin: Husband, Father.... Brother? When Peter found out one of his great grandfather was black and Lois's father paid him money just enough to make his living room into Pee Wee's Playhouse
Family guy question??amc theater opera theater
i don't know but I can't wait to watch it! I am on the third season right now and haven't gotten to that one yet.
Season 3 Episode 42:"Husband, Father...Brother?"
sorry
i can't find it on wikipedia lol
i remember when he turned his house into a puppet though
That is a good episode and it is on season 3
My daughter is 2 and i'm not sure about what t.v shows she should be watching. She watches most of the shows on Nick Jr and Playhouse Disney. What else should I let her watch???
My daughter loves to watch educational movies like Baby Einstein, Which not only teachs name of things but It also teaches sign language. She also likes PBS, which shows Barney and sesame street.
Try showing her tv shows that have lots of music and she might like it, btu I don't really know my daughetr is a bit younger.
What shows should I let my daughter watch???movie theatre opera theater
cartoon netwook, boomarang, BBC PRIME
Signingtime its in Pbs and will set her up to learn other languages later in life.
word world teaches how to spell
Magic school bus for science
Backyardigans for dance/music
I only let mys on watch 2 hours or less a day that is the recommendation .
1/2 in am 1./2 hour lunch 1 hour at night or less
If she likes educational stuff (a lot of kids do), try the Discovery Channel %26amp; Animal Planet.
How much TV is she watching? She really shouldn't be watching more than an hour a day tops, so there is not much need for a lot of variety. We DVR Sesame St every day and let our daughter watch the Elmo's World segment and that's pretty much it. Dora the Explorer doesn't look half bad as it tries to engage the kids a little bit.
From your description, your child is watching way too much television. Turn the thing off and let her play.
My daughter loves to use the internet(with supervision of course)and she also has a very short attention span. Barbie.com/playhouse disney ect. don't hold her attention. Mario, Clubpenguin and Barbiegirl.com will hold her attention because their is an intresting objective. She is very girly but the Barbie makeup games have no objective therefor they bore her. Is there anything else like those ones?
I have a 7 yr old who loves miniclip. I do supervise the games he choses, but the menu of options is rather large and most games are playable for him. Supervision is required, though, as some games are geared towards older kids.
www.miniclip.ca
There are also other pages my kids like, the 4 yr old will spend time playing with Toopie and Binou
The website for PBS kids, and Treehouse also have some basic games with the shows they watch on TV, so they kind of like them to.
pbskids.org/
http://treehousetv.com/
www.toopyandbinoo.com
Websites for a 6 year old girl?dream theater opera theater
Webkinz
hmmmm try some websites where she can make an outfit like disney Zoey 101
well umm maybe Webkinz...
nick jr.com or noggin.com or pbskids.org and webkinz or neopets or look on google type in kids games im sure you'll find something there
Groovygirl.com
when i was young i used to always go on neopets.com i dont know if its up and running anymore though...
nickjr.com
she will LOOVE webkinz
I liked Yahooligans a lot when I was a kid. It's fairly educational and entertaining.
Does Nickelodeon have a website? It's bound to be entertaining for kids.
I babysit a five year old girl who loves the internet too. She likes the Disney Channel website, Neopets, and Nickelodeon's website.
u can always get ur daughter to play dress-up games or other at heavygames.com or 2flashgames.com like my little sister
Nickjr.com
Webkinz.com
Zeeks.com
Mamamedia.com
Cartoonnetwork.com
Disney sites...
That's all I can think of.
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Webkinz is perfect she can choose her stuffed animal at certain stores there is probubly over 70! type the code online and you have your webkinz its so much fun for kids. You learn things and there is a lot to do! Hope you try it. Its a nice thing to try! hope I helped =]
try neopets.com
its where kids have a "neopet" play games on neopets.com and earn points to dress up there pet.
its very girly , she'll like it
www.bratz.com
www.bellasara.com
www.dollzmania.com
www.webkinz.com (you have to buy a pet first)
www.myscene.com
www.i-dressup.com
www.cartoondollemporium.com
Hope this helps! xx
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/
cbeebies is suited for toddlers and young children, 3-6
cbbc is more for kids from about 7-10
Get her a Webkinz. It's fun and safe for children her age.
My 4 year old nephew loves nick jr.com and can spend hours and hours on it... he especially loves the Dora and Diego games, try it!
Pollypocket.com
disneychannel.com
nick.com
try PBSkids.org
also try fisherprice.com, they have an online game section, with tons of games. There is one that my daughter likes where she gets to dress a doll. You click on different clothes, shoes, hats, ect.
http://kids.yahoo.com/games
http://www.thekidzpage.com/
http://www.kidsgames.org/
bellasara is a pony horse world with houses and other sr=tuff. my kids love it and they're 4 and 9
All of this are great!
Webkinz and Neopets.
WEBKINZ! you have to buy the $13 pet first very fun
Neopets www.neopets.com confusing
Nickarcade www.nickelodeon.com fun
Toontown www.toontown.com interesting
Bratz bratz.com cool for little girls
Polly Pocket i think pollyworld.com fun for girls
Toon Disney www.toondisney.com fun
HOPE THESE HELP!
A lot of suggestions for webkinz -- for a 6 year old, get one of the Lil' Kinz (they are for younger kids and get you into a younger kid section of the site.) Also, check out Club Penguin. Also, there are some nice dress up fashion games on beaconstreetgirls.com where she can do more than just dress up the dolls -- there you can choose the fabrics and do the styling -- even choose the backgrounds.
Obviously if she has a short attention span the last thing she needs is a website. She NEEDS to get outdoors, run, jump, skip, hop, do cartwheels and somersaults. The reason she is getting bored is because she is sitting on her but and not DOING anything.
millsberry.com
The best part is that there is absolutely no communication except sending happy birthday cards and holiday cards so I would say that it is a pretty good website. You can design your own t-shirt and your own house. You make money by playing games and it is a completely free website.
Hope this helped.
just realli bored and it wuld be nice to gather up sum info.
like simple qs:when was ur first kiss ??
and when was ur first REAL date ??
jw.
im 14 and i had mii first kiss when i was 4 it was in preskool i dont remember it too well but i do remember we made out in the playhouse at recess everyday lol. nuthing serious but puppy love ;]
and mi first real kiss was when i was 12 my bf and i had been going out for 2 days and he had alreadi kissed me on da cheek soo we were in the hallway and i was leaning against my locker and i asked him "so when are u going to kiss me??" and i meant on the cheek but he waited for ppl to leave and we looked into each others eyes and he kissed me on the lips! it was sweet :)
but he was a MANWHORE!
lol
and as far as a first real date havent had one :/
CANT WAIT TO HEAR YOUR STORIES !!
(include details plz)
December 28th of 2007...it was magical and actually in my boyfriend's bed :)
When were ur firsts ??imax theatre opera theater
my first date was when i was 13. i then went out with her for over a year. after out 2nd week, i kissed her, and that was sweet.
First kiss was when I was 14 on the dance floor at a high school dance. He was about a foot shorter than me, so I had to like lean over...it was funny :)
First real date was 15 with my boyfriend...that relationship lasted 7 years and I married him, but we also divorced...tear.
The first time I got married was 5/13/00...it was nice.
first date when i was 12 i think and my first kiss on the same day :p
i have a lawn chair set, you know, glass table and 6 chairs for my deck, and i put the cushions in the playhouse over winter and now they have some green adn some dirt on them. when i hose them off, what should i scrub them with? laundry detergent?
I don't hose mine off because I don't want them to mildew inside. I use a cleaner and protector by DampRid which removes surface dirt and puts down a fabric protector that prevents staining and mildew. I found it at Lowes in the cleaning aisle and I swear by it. Even mustard didn't stain my cushions.
How do you clean lawn chair cushions?shows opera theater
i go to an auto parts store and get that fabric/vinyl foam cleaning spray with the brush on the cap..it works the best for me!! good luck
Put them in the washing machine with some stain remover,like vanish they will be as good as new Cassie
oxy clean work wonderful mix in water and scrub the cushions then rinse and let it dry
My little brother used to watch it. Pappy's Playhouse? It was an old man who liked to draw. I believe it aired on TLC channel. What happened to it? I watched it too. I only remember the main character, "Pappy".
Oh my gosh! I think I used to watch that with my sisters too! I can't remember what it's called...Pappy's Playhouse sounds right though. Wow...that brings back memories!
What was that children's show?concert venue opera theater
kids these days don kno what good tv is! our generation does. i used 2 luv that show. that and the big comfy couch.
Uhh.. Wow.. I think I used to watch that. For some reason. I WAS LITTLE! I don't kno the name.
My hubby, son (1,5 year old ) %26amp; I will stay 9 nights at WDW %26amp; have MYW + Dining package. Means we could try out different kinds of kid-friendly restaurants at WDW 4 times (due to 2 table service each time).
Could anyone share experience in dining at following restaurants at lunch or dinner time pls.? I have read the reviews, it seems the breakfast is the best concerning characters/ entertainment, service, rest. decoration, %26amp; food. But unfortunately, my husband is not a breakfast-type person. He can NOT eat in the morning. So I think we have to use the table service for either lunch/ dinner. The restaurants that sound interesting to me are:
Chef Mickey
Mickey's Backyard BBQ
Ohana, Disney's Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show
Playhouse Disney's Play 'n' Dine
Liberty Tree Tavern
Crystal Palace
Hoop Dee Doo Revue
Coral Reef
I wish I could try ALL of them, but if I spend 2 table service each time, we won't have any meal for the rest of the week. Upgrade is too expensive
Where we've been for lunch %26amp; dinner, short %26amp; sweet:
Chef Mickey - one of the better buffets. Great character interaction.
Ohana, Disney's Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show - OUTSTANDING show %26amp; food. Great polynesian food and entertainment.
Playhouse Disney's Play 'n' Dine - good buffet, also good for the ages of your children
Liberty Tree Tavern - GREAT food, decor, and character interaction.
Crystal Palace - so-so food, older building %26amp; decor, so-so character interation, very long wait even with reservations (we had to wait an hour past our reservation time)
Hoop Dee Doo Revue - Great food %26amp; dinner show. Much like a wild west saloon, with dancing cast members and a full stage show.
The Hollywood Brown Derby has great food, but is most like a nice restaurant (not much for the kids).
The Sci-Fi Dine In Theatre has good food in a giant indoor 50's-like drive in setting.
Any suggestion? WDW Restaurants Experience?performing shows opera theater
First of all, not all of these restaurants are two table service. The following are two table service credits per person:
Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show
Hoop Dee Doo Revue
Mickey's Backyard BBQ
All the others are one table service credit per person.
If it were my trip with boys that age, I would try to do these:
Chef Mickey
'Ohana
Hoop Dee Doo Revue
Crystal Palace or Playhouse Disney's Play 'n' Dine
As far as the breakfast thing goes, we try to make reservations for the latest breakfast seating and then we have Brunch. We eat breakfast bars in the morning and ride until our Brunch reservation.
A lot of this will depend on a few things.
When are you going? Availability will depend on your dates.
What is your itinerary? Some of the meals depend on where you will be on what day.
If you don't have an itinerary, and it all seems a bit overwhelming, I would recommend using an itinerary and touring plans service. We have used Custom Mouse Plans, and I love them! They planned our itinerary, did park touring plans for each day and evening in the parks, did our dining reservations and even gave all kinds of tips! The plans they made kept us away from the crowds. We never waited more than 10minutes for any ride, even on New Year's Day! I will never do a Disney trip without them again. They already finished plans for my May/June trip this year.
Have fun!
Great choices, Mickey's Backyard Barbecue is my son's favorite, but it uses two tickets. The Liberty Tree Taven is my favorite. Crystal Palace has great food and Winnie the Pooh and Friends make it special. The Aloha dinner is more adult oriented, but we love that one too, it is also a two ticket meal. As is Hoop De Doo Revue. I was disappointed in Coral Reef, but we live on the Gulf Coast so we have really great seafood resturants around us.
We do character breakfast, but the dinners are great also. You can use your snack at many of the breakfast, cinnamon buns and things make great breakfast.
Chef Mickey is great and kid-friendly. The food is decent.
Mickey's Backyard BBQ is great if you love classic Americana food!
Ohana is a great place to eat. I always stay at the Polynesian every year and it is the best restaurant there. The Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show is kind of cheesy, but your kids will love it.
Playhouse Disney's Play 'n' Dine is great for little ones.
The Liberty Tree Tavern has really good food and a great atmosphere.
The Crystal Palace has decent food and really cute characters and a great setting.
The Hoop Dee Doo Revue is semi-annoying but cute. Again, young kids love it.
And the Coral Reef, is one of the best restaurants in WDW. I love it. You will love the food and your kids will love the fish, sharks, and turtles!
I would pick the Coral Reef and Ohana personally. They have great food and Ohana offers spectacular viewing points for the fireworks. The only better place to watch them at is at the California Grill at the Contemporary.
Have fun!
Chef Mickey has about anything you can think of to eat! Great for people who have very picky eaters. Very nice buffet. It is very busy though and is hard to get a reservation there. I would highly recommend it though if you want to have a good time! The characters at that restaurant are very lively and love to play around with you (Even if your an adult!). Great family restaurant with good food. Can't go wrong!
Liberty Tree Tavern has some of the BEST FOOD on Disney property. It is like Thanksgiving all year round there! They have a set menu and they just keep bringing out food until you tell them to stop. Great service! You feel like your in the colonial days with Ben Franklin and George Washington because all the characters are dressed up in the old time clothes. It is a small restaurant though and is hard to move around in, but totally worth it for the food.
The Garden Grill
Chip and Dale's Harvest Feast Character Dining
Full Service - Lunch/Dinner
The Land - Future World - Epcot
THE BEST character meal in my opinion. The place is kind of an unrecognized gem! It is not very crowded which is nice. the restaurant is on a slow moving turn table and you see nature scenery; It's awesome! You never really realize you are moving until you look up and see that you are on the other side of the restaurant! The characters are the best out of all the other restaurants! VERY Playful; visit you multiple times! FOOD AMAZING!! GOOD COMFORT FOOD!! I strongly suggest this restaurant!!
50's Primetime
Full Service Lunch/Dinner
Disney's Hollywood Studios
You feel like your in a classic 50's Tv show- Mama's kitchen! Black and white TVs, classic black/white tile floor, Colorful appliances, ECT... But you literaley feel like your at a family's kitchen from back in the 'Leave it to Beaver' days (lol). Your waiter is playing the role of your Mama/Dad. They tell you to eat your veggies/ Ask did you wash Up/ Yell 'Get your elbows off the table!! It is so fun/The waiter are hilarious. You order good home food Meatloaf, potatoes, Chicken,green beans, Ice cream sundaes, smores... Again Really good food!!
We love Crystal Palace for lunch or dinner- Winnie the pooh is fun and our kids really enjoy this one. Good FOOD
Chef Mickey Dinner- BEST one of them all!!!
GArden Grill at Epcot- GAG me- gross food- will not return
Ohana- Fun coconut races and GREAT FOOD for dinner
We use one sit down meal a day and one counter a day.
First off the Crystal Palace and some of the other restaurants you list do not take 2 table service. They only take one. And using your table service for dinner is going to get you the most out of your dining package.
We did Crystal Palace(Pooh and friends were there for lunch) and Coral Reef (kids loved watching the fish)for lunch. Do the 50's Prime Time diner for lunch or dinner. It is very fun. While we where there the next table had several adults and one 6 year old who had had it. Was fussy didn't want anything on the menu. The waitress look at her and said I am going to make you a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The kid was surprised and satisfied. Problem solved by a very good Disney cast member. The s'mores there are plate sized!
You can also use one table service for the Fantasmic package. Eat at Mama Melrose and have reserved seating for the show.
With a 5 year old I'd skip the Aloha show which does take 2 table service.
Check out the buffet in Norway. It is getting good reviews for kids. but I think most of the characters there are Princesses.
Try the food court by Soaring in EPCOT for a counter service. Healthy food choices.
Talk to the kids busing the tables. They have pointed things out to us in the restaurant that we would of never noticed. Harbor House (magic kingdom)was a good counter service.
I do not do breakfast either. We got a bowl of fuirt at the kiosks with our snack service.
Check out the site below for menus, prices, and a list of all restaurants in the dining package. The regular dining package will be more than enough food for your family.
Ohana's is fantastic for dinner. There are no characters, but Cast Members engage children in fun conga lines and drum playing. The food is fantastic and is unique in that it is an all-you-can-eat buffet that is brought right to your table! Everyone at this location calls you cousin!
Liberty Tree Tavern is a lot of fun as well. Dinner is a character meal and is typically swamped with reservations, so be sure to make one early. The food is the best inside the Magic Kingdom Park and includes down-home classics like meatloaf, turkey and gravy, etc...
Coral Reef is best to visit for lunch. The lunch and dinner menu are about the same, but the price difference alone makes an afternoon visit more economical. While it is true that you are there to enjoy great food, it is also true that most guests dine at this location for the fantastic ambiance of the giant aquarium.
One that was not on your list, but we highly recommend it for families, is the Whispering Canyon Cafe inside Disney's Wilderness Lodge. We recommend this location for dinner. There are no characters here.... well... except the servers. :)
You'll have a great time and will enjoy fantastic entertaining service and food. We recommend the prime rib, peel n eat shrimp and cinnamon tortilla dessert with vanilla ice cream!
Feel free to contact me directly for other Disney restaurant locations at disneymickeyvacation@yahoo.com.
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we liked liberty tree tavern out all of those restaurant the best had the best food and had the most time with the charchter's my children are not big on breakfast either sometimes they get sick first thing in the morning i always make reservations for 10 am we get up go to the park right when there opening watch that take are time walking in.ride some rides by the time you arrive get seated vist with the character's get your food your hungry and my kids are even ready to eat but they have been up for a while by this time.when you make reservation's they will tell you how many each take so you can plan it all out we usually only have to pay for one meal for one day when were on the dining plan but we like the dinner shows so it worth it to us last year we went to cinderalla's castle , mickey's backyard barbeque,liberty tree tavern,coral reef,planet hollywood,sci-fi drive in,rainforest cafe but we paid for this one and we were in the park's seven day's the rest were counter service but the dine-in plan is so worth the money you get alot of food for the money with the plan
the food at the disney parks and hotels are pretty terrible, since they have to feed alot of guests. you kid wont mind it, but you will.
id suggest Chef Mickeys at the Contemporary hotel
have fun
