Mess of the Day
Wouldn't it be nice if they made glass baking pans like safety glass in cars so that when it was dropped by, say, a 17-month-old, it wouldn't shatter into a jillion tiny glass shards all over the kitchen floor?
posted by Deana Nall @ 7:52 AM
8 Comments:
At Fri Feb 10, 08:42:00 AM,
Jenni said…
Oh my - I'm sorry for that mess! I like Chad's idea, though....
At Fri Feb 10, 09:56:00 AM,
Brian said…
the problem with bouncing dishes of food is that there is more of a chance you'd end up wearing the food...maybe some special 'Nerf' design....
At Fri Feb 10, 11:17:00 AM,
Cheryl said…
with a 17 month old wearing the food is a given...bring on the springy, bouncy floor! Chances are the kids would be so enthralled with the floor the glass ware would never catch their attention.
Sorry for the mess!
At Fri Feb 10, 03:58:00 PM,
Lauren said…
I think this is a good excuse to buy silicone bakeware!
At Sat Feb 11, 09:22:00 AM,
Sarah P said…
Oh sweet Deana!
I don't know how to make a gymnastics tumbling floor but here's a link to make it look like a rubber hospital floor!
http://www.yournewhouse.com/departments/tvshow/
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At Sat Feb 11, 04:42:00 PM,
Kelley said…
Nerf dinnerware????? Cool idea!
At Sun Feb 12, 03:05:00 PM,
sarahdawn said…
I like the idea of a nerf floor. Can you imagine how many less bruises and bumps the kids would have?!? Of course, if the dinnerware was nerf and I got angry I could throw it and not worry!
At Sun Feb 12, 06:59:00 PM,
Jeff said…
Try turning on the garbage disposal when a small juice glass is inside...
...and then reaching in because you thought it was a spoon.
Yeah. I did that last week.
Ouch.
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