Tico Tot Bowling

Any one who has seen my son,"Sir", thinks he should follow in his fathers footsteps and play football. I, on the other hand, would prefer that if he does want to enter into the world of sports, that he choose something that involves a little less contact. I know the joy it brought my husband but I have no desire to see my baby boy on the gridiron. In a lame attempt to be proactive in this mission, I introduced my babies to bowling! Who knows, my kids can be the next Walter Ray Williams. Don't know who he is? I didn't either. Thank God for Google!

List O' Stuff

10 Clean Plastic soda bottles

Beans (anything that can provide a bit of weight. Rice, Rocks, ect)

    Paint 

    Paintbrush

    Cup of water ( its just to rinse out the brush)

Ball

How To

• Start with clean bottles, put a little squirt of paint in each. It doesn't take too much. 
• Place the caps onto the bottles and SHAKE, SHAKE, SHAKE until the color is evenly distributed. 
• Remove the caps and let the paint dry. If it starts to run or dry unevenly just repace the cap and commence to shaking again. 
• Once the paint has dried, place the beans inside. I filled mine about 1/5 of the way up
• Paint the bottle caps if you wish, Allow them to dry
• Bust a move and start bowling

* I got the inspiration from a tutorial I saw on Pinterest!