locks

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In a message dated 3/21/01 7:40:00 AM Eastern Standard Time,

okieleah@... writes:

<< cheryl and gail,

we got a lock at home depot that is a chain lock with a key on it... it

works great and it's very hard for ashton to maneuver!!! on our patio door

to the pool area we have a slit lock with a key that went right into the

door...she can't get out that way either... those door alarms are great but

we have so much in/out traffic and dh working nights sometimes, they would

scare us all into pee puddles...lmao i do take one on trips to hotels

though....although i like everyones idea of getting a trailer..much

easier... >>

Gosh Leah, I never thought of the in/out traffic we have in the summer

either. Well, I can " t even use those on the windows either because they are

open all summer. Ugh!!!!!! Guess I'll just have to trust those angels or

hire a guard. LOL It is impossible to watch a child every second of every

day. Oh, I almost dread summer coming now. :-( We have a 4 foot fence

and Seth was almost over it the other day with his coat and boots on. With

shorts and shirt on, I give him 2 minutes tops to be over that and gone.

What's next? Electric fence, razor wire? LOL Wish he were one again, that

was a very good year! LOL

Gail

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Gail, we have the same prob with the fence. Angel is constantly climbing

it. Then she hoists her leg over this 5 ft fence and tries to swing herself

over. We have a creek in the very back of our acreage and it terrifies me.

I caught her trying to get over the front fence yesterday. She climbed up

and threw her 2 dolls over the top and then was just going to hoist herself

over when she was caught in action.

I have some fishing net my hubby found at the dump. I am going to put it up

over the gates and her main climbing places so that she can't climb the

slats and get a foot hold. She constantly amazes me each day as she

searches for new escape routes. Why oh why did we ever worry about when our

children would walk???

A very exhausted Cheryl, who didn't sleep a wink last eve. Just held tight

to my girl.

Re: locks

> In a message dated 3/21/01 7:40:00 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> okieleah@... writes:

>

> << cheryl and gail,

> we got a lock at home depot that is a chain lock with a key on it... it

> works great and it's very hard for ashton to maneuver!!! on our patio

door

> to the pool area we have a slit lock with a key that went right into the

> door...she can't get out that way either... those door alarms are great

but

> we have so much in/out traffic and dh working nights sometimes, they

would

> scare us all into pee puddles...lmao i do take one on trips to hotels

> though....although i like everyones idea of getting a trailer..much

> easier... >>

>

> Gosh Leah, I never thought of the in/out traffic we have in the summer

> either. Well, I can " t even use those on the windows either because they

are

> open all summer. Ugh!!!!!! Guess I'll just have to trust those angels or

> hire a guard. LOL It is impossible to watch a child every second of

every

> day. Oh, I almost dread summer coming now. :-( We have a 4 foot

fence

> and Seth was almost over it the other day with his coat and boots on.

With

> shorts and shirt on, I give him 2 minutes tops to be over that and gone.

> What's next? Electric fence, razor wire? LOL Wish he were one again,

that

> was a very good year! LOL

> Gail

>

>

>

>

>

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Hi,

We use a padlock for the refrigerator and one for the freezer.

My husband used a hasp and drilled hoes in the door and ref.

Then a padlock and key.

Good luck,

Lynn