The floors are always soaked and there are usually two or three sodden towels by the time they're done. And Sandy is drenched.
These photos are from July. Usually Max is at school or someplace else important, so he doesn't get to join in the washing. This time, not only did he get to play, but he set the whole thing up while I was busy doing something else.

And he was the boss--do wash this car, don't wash this one. That doesn't always go over well with Sandy, but sometimes.

While setting up, Max even added some soap. Which is really not too delightful for me, but for the boys it adds to the realism of the washing simulation.

It was a good washing day.
This photo is from back in May. Right after we got the squiddy pool toys that Sandy's using there. We thought they would make absolutely perfect car wash octopuses and so he requested a car wash immediately. As you can see this is serious business. We used cake pans and muffin tins this time.

I'm hoping this someday translates to boys washing my REAL cars, but unless we can get some 5 ft rainbow squid I doubt that's going to happen anytime soon.



1 comment:
I was fascinated by the focus Sandy had, working with cars and water. The water got groady over the course of the day - but he was so taken up in the thing. I think, whatever else this means, that it will resonate later - like you sorting the candy and ending up a super-manager. I love the color and confusion and the brotherness of all this.
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