Removing superglue and plastic from body....
It's amazing how I can still type even though I can't really feel the keyboard.
How do you remove superglue? Especially if it has firmly adhered plastic to your body so tightly that Hummer couldn't pull it apart?
Quit giggling or I won't tell you what happened.
It had been a long week and the kids had really stepped up to the plate. I had a 3 hour community parenting meeting after work on Thursday (made some awesome contacts by the way and really put myself out there for additional seminars). On Saturday, I was at Parent University all morning (another 4 hours).
Ryann watched the boys and everything went well. So I decided that Sunday we would take a trip to the zoo and have some fun.
Ryann woke up Sunday with a fever and since the weather was still a little too brisk, I scratched the whole Zoo trip. But I wanted to do something nice for them. So.....and don't laugh at me....I took them to Chuck E. Cheese. I know, I know - I swore I would never voluntarily step foot in that place again......but I did.
I read my book and they had a blast for several hours.
They earned handfuls of tickets. And at the end they turned in the tickets and picked out plastic cheap toys/trinkets.
Welll.....on the way home one of the cheap plastic toys broke and a child was distraught. So - mom to the rescue with SUPERGLUE. Cheap plastic toys are made with cheap plastic that can flake and melt from the power of SUPERGLUE --- and now you know why I have plastic fused to my fingers.
And the toy....by the time, I had it fixed, the interest had wanned and the toy was no longer desired. I thought about SUPERGLUING it to Dane's forehead but figured that would cause a few comments to be raised about my parenting skills.
So....about the removal of SUPERGLUE and plastic.....any ideas?
How do you remove superglue? Especially if it has firmly adhered plastic to your body so tightly that Hummer couldn't pull it apart?
Quit giggling or I won't tell you what happened.
It had been a long week and the kids had really stepped up to the plate. I had a 3 hour community parenting meeting after work on Thursday (made some awesome contacts by the way and really put myself out there for additional seminars). On Saturday, I was at Parent University all morning (another 4 hours).
Ryann watched the boys and everything went well. So I decided that Sunday we would take a trip to the zoo and have some fun.
Ryann woke up Sunday with a fever and since the weather was still a little too brisk, I scratched the whole Zoo trip. But I wanted to do something nice for them. So.....and don't laugh at me....I took them to Chuck E. Cheese. I know, I know - I swore I would never voluntarily step foot in that place again......but I did.
I read my book and they had a blast for several hours.
They earned handfuls of tickets. And at the end they turned in the tickets and picked out plastic cheap toys/trinkets.
Welll.....on the way home one of the cheap plastic toys broke and a child was distraught. So - mom to the rescue with SUPERGLUE. Cheap plastic toys are made with cheap plastic that can flake and melt from the power of SUPERGLUE --- and now you know why I have plastic fused to my fingers.
And the toy....by the time, I had it fixed, the interest had wanned and the toy was no longer desired. I thought about SUPERGLUING it to Dane's forehead but figured that would cause a few comments to be raised about my parenting skills.
So....about the removal of SUPERGLUE and plastic.....any ideas?
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