Do It Tokens

[Darren Wright]

Today my grandson and I worked on a design for some tokens that he and his mom could used to request things from one another. We decided to call them "Do It" tokens. He helped me find the images for the design. We used a heart with a pic of a family in the middle that he chose. I asked him where his sister was in the pic and he said, "she's staying with grandma".

Here are the tokens.


So I dropped my grandson off tonight at home. He promptly showed his mom the tokens. He explained to her that if he gave her one, she was supposed to do what he asked, and if she gave him one he had to do what she asked. He then said "I'm thirsty" and handed her a token...

He was supposed to give her all the tokens and then earn them from her, but I guess he decided to change the rules.

 

[Bill Arnold]

 

[Brent Dowell]

That kid is going places. Sounds like he might be going into pre-school law soon.

 

[Vaughn McMillan]

That kid is going places. Sounds like he might be going into pre-school law soon.

I don't know about that. Seems a waste to use a token for a drink of water. I'd have saved it for something like a bowl of ice cream or a plate full of bacon.

 

[Bill Arnold]

... I'd have saved it for something like a bowl of ice cream or a plate full of bacon.

Or . . . better yet . . .

 

[Ted Calver]

Or . . . better yet . . .

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Or even a salad

 

[Vaughn McMillan]

Or . . . better yet . . .

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Or even a salad
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Now we're talking!

 

[Darren Wright]

You guys crack me up.

He did use them for baking cookies and a few other things today.