Ow. How did they get their eyes out of their head?
My grandchildren, who are 5 and 8 are similarly enamored with their electronics. Thankfully my daughter and her husband are pretty firm in setting both time and content limits.
My aim wasn't bad but let's put it this way, 1- he's an older brother. I'm a younger sister. 2- he grew to be just shy of 6'6" (2m). I stopped at 5'5 1/2" (1.7m).* I'll let you figure it out.how do you know who "wins" and who "loses" a mud fight?
She wasn't much interested in snowball fights either let alone mud. Such a girly girl. She even carried a purse since childhood and wore makeup beginning in junior high school. 
She'd have worn nail polish, I'm sure, excepting she chewed her nails. 
People roll their eyes all the time, although most are careful to keep them contained. You only need one experience of popping one back in covered with lint to learn THAT lesson.
Kids these day might grow up with 4 eyes and neck issues. They already use the the laptop in school all day already.
I was 5' 1 and 1/2" tall at one time. That half inch was important to me, too! I quite miss it!
This reminds me of a story from when I was little. My dad wanted to go for a bike ride and us triplets didn't want to go. We were young, it was in our old house so we were younger than 7 but I don't remember our exact age. Anyways, my dad told us to stick around the house and being the smartasses that we were, we grabbed Elmer's glue and glued ourselves to the house. Of course, it didn't work well but dad thought it was pretty funny when he came back home. He couldn't figure out what we were giggling about until he peeled us from the siding and saw the wet glue
Your dad was a brave man, putting up with three of you!
