Just put together a Princess Ariel Talking Kitchen--Ask me anything!

[Whoa_Nelly]

And am using new MacBook online for first time...very new experience!

[Call Me Wesley]

1. What does the kitchen say?

;)

[Whoa_Nelly]

3. It sizzles, whistles, and talks

Frying pan on a burner, it sizzles and says somthing about mmmm fried eggs!, and a tea kettle whistles when you put it on a burner, and...geez...this is a really hard question to answer....:cry:

[Call Me Wesley]

7. LOL!

Thank you for trying to answer it! Great gift!

And here's something for you from the year I was born: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXBDI-ozuT4
Enjoy! :hug:

[Whoa_Nelly]

11. Why, you are 12 years younger than me...but...but...

....You seem so mature! :rofl: :hi: :loveya:

Happy Happy! And thanks for the vid! :hug:

[Call Me Wesley]

12. I was born an old man ...

:rofl:

I should once scan my baby pictures in. I always looked like: "What am I doing here? I just finished my last run, and it's not over yet?!"

:hug:

[RevolutionaryActs]

2. Did'ya have fun?

:bounce:



:P

[Whoa_Nelly]

4. Spent almost half an hour putting base piece on

before I realized I was trying to make it fit by putting it on upside down :rofl:

[RevolutionaryActs]

5. Next time try it without giant cup of spiked eggnog

:evilgrin::rofl:

[Whoa_Nelly]

6. Egg nog Bleah!

Wine works so much better for confusing me :rofl:

[EFerrari]

8. Whoa. And I bet it will hurt if you step on it in the dark.

We used to have a scale: 1) assembly; 2) bad instructions mistranslated from the original Chinese dialect; 3) makes horrible, obnoxious noise; 4) hurts like hell when you step on it with bare feet in the dark.

lol

:hi:

[Whoa_Nelly]

9. This WILL be going to my son's house

in a couple of days. Santa is leaving g-daughter (age 4) a big ol' card saying there's a special surprise left at Grammy's house for her.

She has been soooooooo jonesing for this kichen for months! Got her a Little Tikes kitchen three years ago, so will take that one to have at my house in the kid room I have.

Asked her last night what she really, really! wanted Santa to bring. She said, "A Magical Princess kitchen. But, I don't know if Santa is going to bring it, but, I sure hope so!" and then rambled on about how she would play with it, who would come over to play, and that it has everything!

My son has no idea I got this for her :rofl:
Asked him if he was going to get it for her, and he said no because she already has a kitchen and will get over it if she doesn't get one.

It's gonna be fun to at least once make that childhood Santa bring me please jonesing dream come true for her! :bounce:


on edit: Damn this MacBook font is too small...

[EFerrari]

10. Evil, purely evil.

'Way to go!

lol

:yourock:

edited to add: I miss my dear MIL who bought these things (when we couldn't) and who must have known, MUST have known and chuckled about the barefoot thing. Our dearest June. :loveya:

[liontamer]

13. I don't suppose you're worried about your granddaughter picking up gender stereotypes?

I'm not trying to be snarky, the toy looks super fun and I'm sure she'll love it, but maybe you could get her a set of toy tools to go with it?

[Whoa_Nelly]

16. Also got her a soccer goal net

a Bop-It! type toy that is for addition and subtraction, and many other gifts that have to do wtih her wide-ranging interests.

However, she's 4, totally into Ariel, and has been talking about this kitchen for months. I, as her Grammy, will call upon Santa to come through for her...

Stereotyping be damned! ;)

[bertha katzenengel]

14. Does the oven buzz and then does Ariel's voice sing: "Flounder's Ready!"

(you'd have to have seen the movie to get that...)

[Whoa_Nelly]

17. Actually, it does say something when the oven light goes off and dings

but I'm too deaf to understand it. Will pay attention to it and let you know :-)

(have seen the movie umpteen times with her...I get the silly joke :D )

[Writer]

15. Does it say...

"Stay in the kitchen, female urchin!" ?

or

"Bake me some cookies, or I'll beat you!" ?

or

"Don't even BEGIN to figure how Princess Ariel goes along with the concept of a play kitchen." ?

;)

Just kidding of course. I'm sure the little one getting this toy will enjoy it. :hi:

[Whoa_Nelly]

18. To her, it IS special, she calls it

The Magical Talking Princess Kitchen...and am sure, along with the soccer goal net, the Bop it! addition/subtraction toy, and more, she will have a well-rounded and contented Christmas for a 4-year old.

You're only 4 once. It's a magical age. Am just lucky I get to be a part of it and get to help make it happen...I do love her so.

[Whoa_Nelly]

19. Just want to add...

She thoroughly enjoys cooking with her dad (my son). The two of them whip up delicious treats and other yummy dishes 2-3 times a week. My son works 12 hour days, and then goes home to focus completely on his family. Cooking ain't just for women :evilgrin: