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Down on the corner, out in the street,
Willy and the poorboys are playin';
Bring a nickel; tap your feet.
- Willy and the Poor Boys [1969]; Creedence Clearwater Revival
It is February in the South and has turned into a really nice day, temperatures reached 72* F.
A much need break in the weather , after tornados devastated a few days ago.
4 kids, live in an area not affected like some. They have done a great job of getting some old clothes, and toys and buying new items for Relief efforts.
They also chipped in and got their homes and yard all cleaned up too.
Kids are kids, it is a nice day, and they want to cook on the grill and mess around.
Now they have been around shooting since they were born, they do shoot and ...well...they did get some new water pistols while out shopping.
They also remember lessons from using a garden hose to replicate so much of what shotgunning is about.
Gun games in the back yard *grin*
Pistols are water pistols, Rifles are garden hose sprayer set to stream, and shotgun set to *snicker* "buck shot or slugs depending on presentation".
Ain't kids great! *lol*
They know the Safety Rules and get some stages set up.
Adults are going to sit on the back porch and watch.
Oh, and blow a coaches whistle and maybe remember to look at a second hand on a watch.
Crank up CCR and let the kids "churn 'em and 'burn 'em"
Of course an adult, will get dragged out to play, and other adults are worse than kids with "I wanna play too" with pitiful faces.
Kids, are kids, and they are not dumb. A mom is running the pistols, snags the "shotgun" and that kid back at the faucet...shuts off water.
Moms are moms, they know about transitioning, just pick up the bucket of water used to fill the water pistols.
"MoOOM!"
"Oh shut up, nobody said I could not use a cannon on a stage".
Responsible firearm ownership sometimes means taking time to be a kid, no matter what age one is.
Use Enough Sprayer
Willy and the poorboys are playin';
Bring a nickel; tap your feet.
- Willy and the Poor Boys [1969]; Creedence Clearwater Revival
It is February in the South and has turned into a really nice day, temperatures reached 72* F.
A much need break in the weather , after tornados devastated a few days ago.
4 kids, live in an area not affected like some. They have done a great job of getting some old clothes, and toys and buying new items for Relief efforts.
They also chipped in and got their homes and yard all cleaned up too.
Kids are kids, it is a nice day, and they want to cook on the grill and mess around.
Now they have been around shooting since they were born, they do shoot and ...well...they did get some new water pistols while out shopping.
They also remember lessons from using a garden hose to replicate so much of what shotgunning is about.
Gun games in the back yard *grin*
Pistols are water pistols, Rifles are garden hose sprayer set to stream, and shotgun set to *snicker* "buck shot or slugs depending on presentation".
Ain't kids great! *lol*
They know the Safety Rules and get some stages set up.
Adults are going to sit on the back porch and watch.
Oh, and blow a coaches whistle and maybe remember to look at a second hand on a watch.
Crank up CCR and let the kids "churn 'em and 'burn 'em"
Of course an adult, will get dragged out to play, and other adults are worse than kids with "I wanna play too" with pitiful faces.
Kids, are kids, and they are not dumb. A mom is running the pistols, snags the "shotgun" and that kid back at the faucet...shuts off water.
Moms are moms, they know about transitioning, just pick up the bucket of water used to fill the water pistols.
"MoOOM!"
"Oh shut up, nobody said I could not use a cannon on a stage".
Responsible firearm ownership sometimes means taking time to be a kid, no matter what age one is.
Use Enough Sprayer
Four months of not summer is about as good as it gets.
