Like most men in the late 50's my hubby has pretty much everything he wants and if he doesn't he goes out and buys it for himself. He is a man of simple tastes, except for his drum kits, he likes to potter in the garden, listen to music and occasionally read a book.
This year as usual he got gift cards for Bunnings and we had a quiet afternoon tea with my parents. My mother, also bought hubby a gift. She always does, he always tells her not too as he is not her Dad, but she likes to come bearing gifts.
Rather than buy him a gift card, she bought him a Newton's Cradle. We left it sitting on the breakfast bar after my parents had left, both of us where down the other end of the house when I heard the click, click, click of the balls bouncing off each other. Sneaking down the hall with my iPhone at the ready, I found just what I thought I would find.
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I'm not sure how to make this only show the latest video, so you get three for the price of one!
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max is quite the scientist
ReplyDeleteHe is indeed an smart and intelligent cat, scientist might be a slight stretch - lol. Hope hubby is doing better and you are looking after yourself too. Hugs xxx
DeleteMax is both clever and enchanting. I only knew his latest plaything as 'an executive toy' so was very pleased that it has a name of its own. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI too did not realise it had a name till I saw it on the box. It is now put away so Max doesn't now destroy it. Thanks for popping by xxx
DeleteThat is hilarious!!! I bought the Newton's Cradle as a gift for the man who has everything in the hope he didn't have one of these and that it would perhaps amuse him (I have to buy him a dad's gift as he is such a great son-in-law and the dad of some of my grandchildren too) but had no idea it would amuse Max too. He is certainly one highly intelligent moggy. That was a delight to watch. Thanks for sharing. xxxx
ReplyDeleteP.S. Thanks for the afternoon tea as well.
It was a lovely afternoon wasn't it? xxx
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