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I found this sitting on my daughter's bed...I think my 7 year old is trying to send a message to my 3 year old Godfather style...

When we were kids, my brother and I found an old pair of intercom units in the attic. We figured out how to use them, then set one into "listen mode" and put it under my sister's bed. We waited until after she turned her light out, and then a bit longer before we started making spooky sounds into the intercom. She went flying down the stairs screaming the devil was in her room. That must've been too funny because we never got in trouble for it.

I kidnapped one of my younger sisters' Skipper (Barbie's little sister) doll and left a ransom note for her on the bed in Barbie's Dreamhouse saying if she ever wanted to see Skipper alive again it was going to cost her some amount of candy...

honyock wrote: ↑Tue Jun 15, 2021 12:24 am I found this sitting on my daughter's bed...I think my 7 year old is trying to send a message to my 3 year old Godfather style...

So you only suspect your 7 year old did it?

Lock the door to that room and don't let anybody go in for 24 hours. If when you go back inside that head is turned in a different direction, leave the house immediately. Don't let anybody pack their things, just leave immediately.

Better buy the 7 year old a pair of tap dancing shoes so you can hear them sneaking up on you in the night.

Milkman wrote:Better buy the 7 year old a pair of tap dancing shoes so you can hear them sneaking up on you in the night.

The 7 year old sleeps like the dead (she is connected to a feeding pump at night that beeps like an alarm clock when it goes off and she sleeps right through it). She also cannot help but be loud when she wakes up...

The 3 year old is becoming our little ninja now that she has the toddler bed instead of a crib. She will sneak up on you when she wakes up, with her blanket over her head and sneak down the hall. Somehow she doesn't crash into the walls or doors.

We should make a whole separate post for our sibling stories!

My intelligent, adult sister (3 years my senior) MUST turn the basement light on because it keeps the Sleestak from getting her.
We had one of those pull chain lights as kids which caused her a lot of stress.
She deserved it though, that was a counterattack and not an instigation.

tlarson58 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 1:06 pm We should make a whole separate post for our sibling stories!

Great idea, my seven siblings and I thought growing up that it was part of the job description to make each other's lives as miserable as possible so I've got a lot of material...