This reminds me of when I was six or seven and started collecting the little plastic cups that churches use for communion. After a communion service, while my parents talked, I would go up and down the aisle and collect all the tiny cups. I would then wash them in the bathroom sink (still waiting on my parents) and take them home. I continued doing this for several years. I ended up with a collection of a few thousand little tiny cups that I used to construct all sorts of cool structures. I guess it was my early start as a recycler!
JB posing next to his tower.
Kind of a cool picture.
Every time I buy plastic cups they are used for building. This time I bought them in bulk so they were able to make a really tall tower.
What a wonderful mother you are!
ReplyDeletePretty amazing that they could build it this tall!
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of when I was six or seven and started collecting the little plastic cups that churches use for communion. After a communion service, while my parents talked, I would go up and down the aisle and collect all the tiny cups. I would then wash them in the bathroom sink (still waiting on my parents) and take them home. I continued doing this for several years. I ended up with a collection of a few thousand little tiny cups that I used to construct all sorts of cool structures. I guess it was my early start as a recycler!
ReplyDeleteWow! What an awesome idea! Kaden thinks that's really cool, maybe we'll have to try it too!
ReplyDeleteHow did you get it outside?????
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed!
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