Mom and Dad
The 11
Around the House
On the Road
Where's Todd?
100

It's how much Dad charged per mile to drive his vehicles.

$0.10/mile

100

This is Holly's favrite dessert.

The Sahara.

100

He was the family dog before Clancey.

Bandit

100

It’s the phrase that was shouted out the rear window of the station wagon at “Smiling Sally.”

“I hate bean burros.”

100

It’s why he was stranded alone at a gas station.

His parents forgot him.

200

To excuse themselves from school, this child unsuccessfully impersonated a parent by calling the attendance office stating, “This is my Mother.”

Tim

200

It’s who believed that if a man had a mustache it meant he had to smoke.

Trent

200

Before the lockbox, it’s where you could always find the key to the house.

Hidden behind a piece of bark on a palm tree in the backyard.

200

On a road trip to Chicago, the camper was “affectionately” given this nickname.

Hell on Wheels

200

It’s the restaurant where Todd was left behind.

Drumstick Cafe

300

It’s where Mom bought the fabric to make our clothes.

Hancock Fabrics

300

This sibling’s 2 ½ minute talk lasted 15 seconds.

Troy

300

It’s how you knew what socks were yours.

Color coordinated strings sewn into the toes.

300

On road trips, this is the only person in the family who deliberately drives below the speed limit.

Garth

300

It’s how long Todd was left behind at a restaurant.

2 ½ Hours

400

This sibling almost had their hand chopped off by Mom, who thought she was slamming the door on an intruder.

Wayne

400

This sibling road 10 miles to a tennis club in Paradise Valley because of a hot tip Elton John was playing there.

Heidi

400

Instead of a swimming pool like every other house in the neighborhood, it was the most popular water feature we had.

A Drinking Fountain.

400

On a road trip to Seattle in a rented RV, this sibling proved that a person could get stuck in between the RV and the ladder mounted to it.

Ty

400

It’s one of the places Todd was found peeing while sleepwalking.

In the middle of the street.

500

An example of one of dad’s favrite ____ is: “I need a pencil sharpener, he said bluntly.”

Tom Swiftie

500

This sibling blamed the tuna canning factory for a cracked sliding glass door.

Dave

500

Due to a limited number of bathrooms, it’s where some young men chose to relieve themselves.

The alley/The backyard

500

Driving in the middle of nowhere, this sibling asked for a hamburger. Mom and Dad said “no.” The child's reply was “Fine, I’ll have a chocolate milkshake and fries!”

Hayley

500

It’s the other place Todd was found peeing while sleepwalking.

On the front door of Grandma's Apartment.

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