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Some says blocking people means you scared of the truth they’re saying.
To that I say, “just because I take out the trash doesn’t mean I’m scared of garbage. It reeks so I don’t want it in my house.”
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I couldn’t find the OG post for this quote but:
Some says blocking people means you scared of the truth they’re saying.
To that I say, “just because I take out the trash doesn’t mean I’m scared of garbage. It reeks so I don’t want it in my house.”
Learning through play while growing an appreciation for nature: The Match A Leaf tree memory game is a total win. It includes common trees from the United Kingdom and the U.S., plus interesting trees from all around the world. I love this one.
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Made from renewable rubber tree wood, this Colour Me Happy snake from Tender Leaf Toys puts a twist on color and shape matching by placing the shapes on the underside of each piece, exercising kid-visualization skills. The rainbow colors look great when it's put together, too. Find it with so many other lovely gift ideas at Maisonette.
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See the card, race to build a match with your wooden block stack, then slap the card and say “Bllöx!” for the win. MÖBI Bllöx is a simple, fast-paced game that mixes the War card game with Q-Bitz, another favorite of ours. There are 42 stacking combination cards, plus an optional 36-card wacky pack that includes silly challenges like “stack using only your pinky fingers.”
Exercise visual agility, pattern recognition, hand-eye coordination, and more. I really like this one for fast-paced family game nights, or build with younger kids at their own pace.
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One of those matching games and you're matching dopamines together so you can break executive dysfunction to do chores
Tour of the Palaces Matching Game by Patricia Hruby Powell ; Illustrated by Beth Stover
Calliope, May 1998