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Re: OT Old McDonalds Farm
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Posted by MN Bob on August 25, 2006 at 07:57:41 from (24.179.177.57):
In Reply to: Re: OT Old McDonalds Farm posted by Steve_ne on August 25, 2006 at 06:40:38:
Hi Guys; We got this one a year ago for his 2nd birthday so it should be ok but I will check the battery number and check the internet for problems. He has more fun with it. This year he got a remote controlled Hummer, he runs it while on the tractor and races them around. I turned down a $300. job for today just to stay home with him. Yeah, I hate to see school start because he goes to day-care pre-school every day then. We still get him some evenings and weekend days. Had him for sleep overs a couple times. Kids live 18 miles away, sure wish it was next door.
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