Pretty sure this only happens in New York. Feel free to correct me.
Disclaimer: I received a train set for review purposes. No other compensation was received. All opinions are my own.**
TOMY Master Builder, Jason Moreno, and his team of helpers will attempt to set a Guinness World Record for World’s Tallest Train Track using the newly expanded Chuggington StackTrack. The Chuggington StackTrack is a die-cast railway system that allows children to build a track which spirals up instead of merely taking over their floorspace like traditional train sets.
As a New York City mom, I have a special spot in my heart for toys that do not take over huge amounts of floor space–with it’s sturdy, interlocking pieces and room for creative spiraling–this set was an instant win. Definitely not so easy to put together, but once we had it up, my kids loved zooming the trains down the ‘loop de loops’ that my husband had set up for them.
Photo Credit: Rafi Bernstein www.rafib.com
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I must have 3 million points cards cluttering up my wallet. I have those mini ones that are supposed to go on your keychain…but they are stuffed in my wallet as well.
In fact, almost every time that I take out my wallet to buy something there is an avalanche of cards all over the checkout counter…
can you hear the barely audible sighs of the person standing behind me in line as I scramble to clean it all up??
Leave it to Hasbro to reinvent two more games that we’ve all been playing since the dawn of time…or, at the very least, sometime in the 80′s.
Who didn’t have one of the old-fashioned skip-its (or some knock-off thereof) ? You know, that loop that you put your foot in so that you can jump over an attached plastic ball as you simultaneously flick it into a circle? Yup, I was pretty terrible at it back in the day…and I’m here to tell you that I have not gained much coordination with age.
