Apr 18 2009
New use for old electric toothbrushes
My older son’s been called sneaky, mischievous, a trouble-maker, punk, dickens and a “little rascal” (to which he replies, “I’m not little.”)
But there’s no doubt that he’s also very creative.
Take this morning.
I hear an electric buzzing. Yes, buzzing. Coming from behind the couch. It’s a fav hiding spot for my 3.5-year-old, so immediately, my pulse kicks up a notch.
I’m envisioning the the dustbuster.
Or an electric shaver. What could he destroy with that?
Or what about a battery-powered screwdriver? OMG! He could be screwing holes in his arms!
I bound to the couch, entering freak-out mode but not quite to full-fledged panic status.
And there he is. Sweet as an angel. Trucks lined up in a row. And he’s carfully edging the sides of his imaginary highway with an old, used-up electric toothbrush.
I take a deep breath. Remind myself that he’s OK.
Then, I ask him gently, “Whacha doin’?”
Without looking up, he answers: “Street sweeper.”








What an imaginative little guy!
LMAO!!! That is certainly an out of the box application for an electric toothbrush!
:) I’m certainly glad it wasn’t a battery-powered screwdriver! 
Ha ha so cute! I love it , I am still smiling. Kids are so much fun aren’t they.
Great post!
Thanks for coming by my blog too!
Laura
wow how creative lol