Steve
09-20-2013, 07:05 AM
The boys had been up in the attic together helping with some cleaning. The
kids uncovered an old manual typewriter and asked her, "Hey Mom, what's
this?"
"Oh, that's an old typewriter," she answered, thinking that would satisfy
their curiosity.
"Well, what does it do?" they queried.
"I'll show you," she said and returned with a blank piece of paper. She
rolled the paper into the typewriter and began striking the keys, leaving
black letters of print on the page.
"WOW!" they exclaimed, "That's really cool...but how does it work like that?
Where do you plug it in?"
"There is no plug," she answered. "It doesn't need a plug."
"Then where do you put the batteries?" they persisted.
"It doesn't need batteries either," she continued.
"Wow! This is so cool!" they exclaimed. "Someone should have invented this a
long time ago!"
kids uncovered an old manual typewriter and asked her, "Hey Mom, what's
this?"
"Oh, that's an old typewriter," she answered, thinking that would satisfy
their curiosity.
"Well, what does it do?" they queried.
"I'll show you," she said and returned with a blank piece of paper. She
rolled the paper into the typewriter and began striking the keys, leaving
black letters of print on the page.
"WOW!" they exclaimed, "That's really cool...but how does it work like that?
Where do you plug it in?"
"There is no plug," she answered. "It doesn't need a plug."
"Then where do you put the batteries?" they persisted.
"It doesn't need batteries either," she continued.
"Wow! This is so cool!" they exclaimed. "Someone should have invented this a
long time ago!"