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Ryan(9) has been competitive since nascence.

He picks up games very hands and is already beating the entire family at any video game, Monopoly, Sequence and occasionally poker.

He is besides very interested in any sort of medal, trophy and prize.

When he heard about globe records, he was very interested and immediately tried to determine which one he was going to break.

Someone at school brought a contempo Guinness Book of World Records to class.   Ryan must have poured over it at luncheon and recess because he is well versed in details about the world'south fattest human being, the   longest domino run and how many times someone tin flip a quarter in a minute….Ryan is pretty sure that he has already cleaved this record.

This night at dinner he was telling his brothers about how there is someone in the book that eats metal.   He eats metal for breakfast, tiffin and dinner. He even ate a refrigerator!

His brothers were very impressed with his cognition. I mean nosotros are talking virtually a man who ate a fridge!

I remembered seeing a very erstwhile copy of the Guinness Book of Earth Records in our bookcase when I recently reorganized.   I went out and found it.   It was a 1976 copy that had belonged to my husband.   The embrace was torn off and it was dog-eared, bookmarked, and had multiple pages with turned down corners.

It was a book much loved and it had suffered for it.

I brought information technology to Ryan and he accepted it with excitement.   He noticed the appointment and said he was going to read through and notice the records that have been broken since it was printed.

He and his brothers sat down and studied the pictures.

The fattest twins riding on motorcycles.

The smallest lady standing on a tabular array.

The human being who laid on a bed of nails.

Information technology is a very magical book.

I turned to blog-Stedman and asked, "How quondam were you in 1976?"

Nine.

Kids Activities Blog is Holly'due south blogging home.

She is the co-writer of 101 Kids Activities that are the Bestest, Funnest Ever! and The 101 Coolest Simple Scientific discipline Experiments.

She is the mom of three boys ages 13, 15 & 17 who partially homeschools. She believes that you shouldn't accept to buy stuff to have fun when there is a kitchen junk drawer full of possibilities.

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